Gingrich describes the steps to creating a red tsunami

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NEWS & OPINION

Former House speaker Newt Ginrich is a great source of information about institutions and the Grand Old Party. For Republicans who see themselves winning the midterm elections, he has helpful suggestions.

“A powerful, nationally-funded congressional campaign is the foundation of an American tsunami. Americans will reject high food and fuel costs, inflation, and rising prices. They will reject the unchecked border and skyrocketing murder rates (which are up 37 percent in New York City and 34 percent in Chicago). They are tired of constant values attacks over race, sexuality and the nature America,” said Mr. Gingrich in a Fox News article published Sunday.

” If this election tsunami will materialize into the biggest Democrat Party repudiation ever 1920, Republicans must understand that this is not a Republican Majority, nor a Conservative Majority. “Americans of all ethnicities and political backgrounds have come together to reject unsustainable suffering for their communities and families and the free society,” wrote Mr. Gingrich.

“Second. Tsunamis are the result of an elaborate election strategy, not trying to accumulate a series of smaller elections. Republicans need to learn how to speak about the New American Majority, not just the Republican majority. The American Majority must be their focus. They need to plan, think and act accordingly. He said that this requires them to listen and learn from many people who are not historically Republican Party members.

” The big election campaign should offer realistic, practical solutions. Americans are unhappy and suffering. People want to see a solution-oriented movement that can solve practical problems and improve lives. They have had enough of politics. “The New American Majority will produce better results than Big Government Socialist–Woke Left,” noted Mr. Gingrich.

” Pay attention: Insignificant, irrelevant noise and niche issues can be detriments to growing a majority. “The keys to attracting, educating and maintaining a New American Majority are clarity, consistency and firmness in purpose,” concluded Mr. Gingrich.

UNDER ONE

“The Democrats have consistently hijacked popular, good issues — then attached their tax and spending corporate welfare for their allies to those issues,” advised Saul Anuzis, former chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, and president of the 60 Plus Association.

” The Democrat’s inflationary policy includes more spending, higher taxes, draconian regulation, and the Green New Deal. In a written statement Mr. Anuzis stated that the push to increase oil and gas prices “is a burden on every American family” adding that “craziness around the globe amplifies this burden.”

” When you add the bad, ill-conceived Democrat policy to various crises all around the globe, including Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Russia’s geopolitical gaz supply games, currency manipulation, Russia attacking food supplies and uncertain market conditions, you create a recipe of disaster. He advised that elections have consequences, and the Democrats had proven their biases and policies were bad for America.

SOME CHOICE CPAC HEADLINES

The high-profile and exuberant gatherings of conservatives at CPAC Texas are over. However, it is subject to the usual interpretation of the media in the aftermath — driven partly by former President Donald Trump ‘s role as the keynote speaker. A few headlines of note from the last 24 hours:

“CPAC has mock jail cell and Jan. 6 rioter pretending that they are crying”(CNN); “Fight the Barbarians: The MAGA Movement lays out a path at CPAC; Trump’s grip upon GOP activist class at Texas Conclave” (“Politico); Trump returns to CPAC while question swirls around a 2024 Run” (Yahoo News); “Christian nationalism in CPAC” (NPR); and “Texas Tribune)

FOR LEXICON

“Superhero fatigue.”

This phrase was created by Morning Consult. They conducted a survey to gauge public opinion on superhero films.

“Unfortunately, many of Marvel Studios’ newest films including “Thor: Love and Thunder” have not been able to make a mark at the box-office. The coronavirus pandemic, rise in streaming options and slump in box office sales are certainly factors. However, the newspaper said that the slump could be due to a noticeable increase in superhero fatigue in moviegoers.

“The Morning Consult analysis revealed that Americans are continuing to be disappointed by the seemingly endless stream of Marvel content. This is true even among self-identified Marvel fanatics.”

And some numbers: 41% of U.S. adults say they do not enjoy superhero movies in a survey conducted July 30-31 among 2,200 U.S. adults — up from 36% in an identical poll conducted Nov. 19-21, also among 2,200 adults. Meanwhile, 59% still enjoy the films, down from 64% in the previous poll.

POLL D’HOME

69% Adults in the United States disapprove of the way President Biden handles inflation.

65% disapproves of his handling of gas prices.

64% disapproves of his handling of gun violence.

do not approve of his handling of immigration.

62% disapprove of how he is handling the nation’s economic recovery.

61% disapprove of how he is handling taxes.

61% disapprove of how he is handling crime.

58% disapprove of how he is handling the issue of abortion.

56% disapprove of how he is handling climate change.

55% disapprove of how he is handling the Russia/Ukraine situation.

44% disapprove of how he is handling the coronavirus response.

SOURCE – An ABC News/Ipsos survey of 685 U.S. adult respondents was conducted August. 5-6.

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