Newt Gingrich

Perhaps the most historic example of how wrong polls can be was the election of President Harry S. Truman in 1948.

This debate is not the end of the campaign. There are still 12 days, including today and election day, in the vote-attracting phase alone.

We have a scandal involving Vice President Joe Biden, his brothers and his son dealing with China, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Kazakhstan, Oman and possibly other foreign influence buyers.

President Trump has been working non-stop to defeat the virus and bring America back from the brink of medical and economic ruin while Biden and Harris have done nothing but criticize, deflect and insult.

A consensus is growing, and President Trump should lead it.

The gap between the conservative vice president and the radical senator from San Francisco is so great this could be a tremendously powerful clash of ideas and policies.

Some Democrats apparently find it hard to understand how ruthless and dictatorial their communist Chinese business partners are.

Last night's first presidential debate was a major disappointment—no matter who you are for. It justifies asking how we can approach the next three debates from a totally different perspective.

The latest Senate Republican report on Hunter Biden has offered a new twist for the presidential election.

In President Trump's first term, the White House has moved the federal judiciary away from three generations of liberal bias toward a constitutionally focused, strict-construction consensus.

When Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy and the House Republicans unveiled their Commitment to America agenda this week, they were operating in the best tradition of the modern House GOP.

Republicans should unify behind one approach with the potential to be decisive for anyone who isn't a hard partisan. That approach is to promote the right to know health care prices up front—health care price transparency.

Pro-criminal, anti-police prosecutors have been elected or appointed in nearly a dozen American cities and counties, and now residents are paying the price.

Nancy Pelosi demonstrates for all to see just how out of touch the Democrats are.

The stakes of this election are terrifyingly high.

The modern Left refuses to grapple with reality.

As someone who said throughout 2016 that Donald Trump would win, I am confident after these two weeks that if everyone who is for him turns out to vote, the president will win by an amazing margin.

For years, people have praised the original 1994 Contract with America, which led to the Republicans winning control of the House for the first time in 40 years. Now this president has his own version.

Former Vice President Joe Biden's theme of "the light" and "the darkness" is one President Donald Trump should embrace, embellish upon and emphasize again and again.

The Trump-Pence campaign remains in good shape.

Biden stands with D.C. bureaucrats, but Trump stands with besieged American suburbs.

The president would be wise to follow the Gipper's lead.

The Democratic Party's war on cops is severely harming urban America.

There is a lot at stake in Kansas' GOP Senate primary.

There is an epidemic of fake news about the COVID-19 epidemic.

The use of federal law enforcement has a lengthy history.

Republicans should paint a bold contrast with Democrats on the issues of law and order and policing.

President Trump stands athwart the political establishment.

The president is emerging as the defender of the American regime and way of life.

President Trump defined the stakes of the 2020 election at Mt. Rushmore.