Newt Gingrich Appears to Tout Great Replacement Conspiracy Theory on Fox News
On 4/12/21 at 12:30 PM EDT
Newt Gingrich and
Fox and Friends have been accused of flirting with the great replacement, a racist conspiracy theory that says people of color are attempting to replace white populations.
In Monday s morning show, former House Speaker Gingrich joined the
Fox and Friends team to discuss the ongoing border crisis and what they deem to be the unraveling of former President Donald Trump s immigration policy.
Speaking to the hosts, Gingrich said: This is not a mistake, this is why they [the Biden administration] aren t calling it a crisis. They want the border to be open.
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Republicans have devised a new definition for the term socialism: anything we don t support.
According to Merriam-Webster, socialism is defined principally as any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods.
But congressional Republicans accused their Democratic colleagues and President Joe Biden this week of being socialists for considering reforms to the Supreme Court. Biden is dead set on packing the Supreme Court with activist justices who will rubber stamp the Socialists anti-America agenda, tweeted Rep Mo. Brooks of Alabama on Wednesday. Biden has not endorsed any changes to the court, but signed an executive order on April 9 to create a commission to study various proposals for reforming it.
Nick Bryant on Making America TV Again
March 17, 2021
In a bastardized version of Ronald Reagan’s role of a lifetime, Donald Trump embarked on a performative presidency in which playing the part seemed just as important as executing his practical duties. “Twitter Trump” inevitably generated the early headlines, but it was the televisual possibilities of the presidency that seemed to animate him most. He conceived of his presidency as a television event, and of himself as a content provider as well as head of government. Not long after taking the oath of office, he instructed aides to treat every day as if it were an episode of a television show in which, as