Landslide Hillary

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President Clinton signs Executive Order distributing $50 Billion in discretionary funds passed in the lame duck session to states based on tax dollars given to the government.
-November 1, 2019

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2019 Kentucky Gubernatorial Election:
✓Matt Bevin* (R): 48.9%
Andy Beshear (D): 48.7%

2019 Louisiana Gubernatorial Election:
✓John Bel Edwards* (D): 47.0%
✓David Vitter (R): 22.9%

✓David Vitter (R): 50.1% (+220 Votes)
John Bel Edwards* (D): 49.9%

2019 Virginia House of Delegates Election:
R: 52 (+1)
D: 48 (-1)

2019 Virginia Senate Election:
D: 21 (+2)
R: 19 (-2)

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Both parties announce 2020 primary schedule.
-November 16, 2019

Rick Scott sentenced to 16 years in prison with a $1,000,000 fine.
-November 30, 2019

President Clinton attends NATO summit in London.
-December 2, 2019

Rick Scott won't have to report to prison until February of 2020.
-December 10, 2019

2019 UK Election Results:
Conservative: 414 (+97)
Labour: 145 (-110)
SNP: 50 (+15)
LibDem: 20 (+8)

REPORT: The US prison population has gone down 19% under President Clinton.
-December 15, 2019

Ruth Bader Ginsburg in ICU.
-December 18, 2019

REPORT: McConnell will filibuster any judicial appointment by President Clinton.
-December 21, 2019

Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies of complications stemming from cancer.
-December 24, 2019

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President Clinton announces appointment of Kentaji Brown-Jackson to the Supreme Court.
-December 29, 2019

MCCONNELL: I think it's important that the people decide who will fill this vacancy.
-December 30, 2019

"Not this again that stupid turtle-faced bastard!"
-Hillary Clinton to an aide, December 30, 2019

New virus reported in Wuhan, China.
-December 31, 2019

IOWA CAUCUS POLLING:

REPUBLICAN:
Newt Gingrich: 45%
John Kasich: 35%
Marco Rubio: 15%

DEMOCRATIC:
Kirsten Gillibrand: 47%
MR CORY BOOKER: 22%
Kamala Harris: 10%
Andrew Yang: 8%

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ANDERSON: Welcome to Election Night in America: Iowa Caucuses Edition. Candidates of both parties will attempt to win the key state, which has more often than not been won by the nominee of the party. The Democratic caucus was thought to be a foregone conclusion, but after President Clinton suffered a mild stroke last year the race has been blown wide open. It might be wise to first check our exit polls, John?

JOHN: Thank you Anderson. Our CNN ground teams have conducted a poll of caucus attendees, and the results are as expected. In first place we have Kirsten Gillibrand with 40%- much lower than standard polls but good enough- followed by Cory Booker with 19%. In third place we have a shocker- Former New York Gubernatorial Candidate Andrew Yang leads Senator Kamala Harris with 17% to her 11%.

ANDERSON: That's surprising. Can we pull up 2018's Democratic primary for a second?

2018 New York Democratic Gubernatorial Primary:
✓Andrew Cuomo (D): 805,777 (50.3%)
Andrew Yang (D): 761,126 (47.7%)

JOHN: Yes, Andrew Yang shocked the political world, first by going from 2% to 30% in the polls- which was already a feat- and then coming within three points of ousting the Governor himself.

ANDERSON: And I assume it goes without saying he would have won if the primary was held after the Cuomo sexual assault allegations came out a week later?

JOHN: Almost certainly. And now I am being informed by our producers that the first results will be coming in soon, so I suppose I should go to the polls for the Republican side. Here, moderate vote splitting gives Newt Gingrich a 46% average, compared to 37% for John Kasich and only 11% for Marco Rubio. But the Iowa Republican Party says that they will count votes slower, so we'll see.

2020 Iowa Democratic Caucus, 10% In:
Cory Booker: 5,474 (31%)
Andrew Yang: 5,114 (29%)
Kirsten Gillibrand: 3,350 (19%)
Kamala Harris: 1,764 (10%)

2020 Iowa Republican Caucus, 8% In:
Newt Gingrich: 8,465 (48%)
John Kasich: 7,407 (42%)
Marco Rubio: 1,587 (9%)

JOHN: We've just received our first batch of votes. As you can see, it appears Cory Booker is leading for the Democrats, but since these votes are coming from Des Moines and other less-White areas that is expected. Andrew Yang, however, appears to be over-preforming, so we'll see how this pans out. For the Republicans, Newt Gingrich is in a closer than expected race, but more due to how Marco Rubio is under-preforming than his own failures.

2020 Iowa Democratic Caucus, 15% In:
Kirsten Gillibrand: 7,671 (29%)
Andrew Yang: 7,655 (29%)
Cory Booker: 6,877 (26%)
Kamala Harris: 2,645 (10%)

2020 Iowa Republican Caucus, 12% In:
Newt Gingrich: 10,369 (49%)
John Kasich: 8,888 (42%)
Marco Rubio: 1,692 (8%)

JOHN: And Gillibrand is making her way back to the top. Yang is still over-preforming, so we will be watching that closely.

2020 Iowa Democratic Caucus, 30% In:
Kirsten Gillibrand: 16,929 (32%)
Andrew Yang: 14,284 (27%)
Cory Booker: 13,226 (25%)
Kamala Harris: 5,290 (10%)

2020 Iowa Republican Caucus, 24% In:
Newt Gingrich: 26,452 (50%)
John Kasich: 21,162 (40%)
Marco Rubio: 4,761 (9%)

JOHN: So Gillibrand has expanded her lead, as has Gingrich, but we can not call either. Andrew Yang is a surprise factor in the race, given that he was polling at 8% just a few days ago. Even if he gets zero votes from now on, he will still end up with more than 8%.

2020 Iowa Democratic Caucus, 50% In:
Kirsten Gillibrand: 29,979 (34%)
Cory Booker: 22,931 (26%)
Andrew Yang: 22,925 (26%)
Kamala Harris: 10,581 (12%)

2020 Iowa Republican Caucus, 40% In:
Newt Gingrich: 35,270 (50%)
John Kasich: 27,510 (39%)
Marco Rubio: 6,348 (9%)

JOHN: We are indeed on the verge of calling this for both Gingrich and Gillibrand, but we are waiting for one more ballot dump from around Cedar Rapids.

2020 Iowa Democratic Caucus, 70% In:
Kirsten Gillibrand: 48,143 (39%)
Cory Booker: 30,861 (25%)
Andrew Yang: 25,923 (21%)
Kamala Harris: 17,282 (14%)

2020 Iowa Republican Caucus, 56% In:
✓Newt Gingrich: 62,957 (51%)
John Kasich: 46,909 (38%)
Marco Rubio: 12,344 (10%)

JOHN: That's right folks, we can now project that Newton Leroy Gingrich has won the 2020 Iowa Caucuses, defeating John Kasich and Marco Rubio over twenty years after the last time he held elected office. We're being told that Marco Rubio is speaking live from his hotel in Des Moines.

CHEERS
"Thank you, thank you. I wanted to let you know that I thank all of you for this excellent campaign. We could not have done as well as we did without it. That said, I will be suspending my campaign for the presidency, and after much thought be endorsing the next President of the United States of America, Mr. Newt Gingrich
CHEERS

2020 Iowa Democratic Caucus, 100% In:
✓Kirsten Gillibrand: 70,540 (40%) | 20 Delegates
Cory Booker: 42,343 (24%) | 10 Delegates
Andrew Yang: 38,797 (22%) | 9 Delegates
Kamala Harris: 22,925 (13%) | 2 Delegates

2020 Iowa Republican Caucus, 100% In:
✓Newt Gingrich: 99,842 (52%) | 30 Delegates
John Kasich: 74,881 (39%) | 10 Delegates
Marco Rubio: 15,360 (8%) | 0 Delegates

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"Welcome to Election Night In America: New Hampshire Caucuses Edition. Once again candidates will be vying for a delegate victory, with Andrew Yang and Kirsten Gillibrand campaigning particularly hard, with Yang seeing it as a way to cement his status as a front runner after an unexpectedly strong Iowa performance, while Gillibrand sees it as a way to knock rivals out of the race.

EXIT POLLS, D:
Gillibrand: 39%
Yang: 33%
Booker: 15%
Harris: 13%

EXIT POLLS, R:
Kasich: 56%
Gingrich: 42%

"With that we now have our first results. With 16% in, we can now project the following:

2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary, 16% In:
Andrew Yang: 19,906 (40%)
Kirsten Gillibrand: 14,322 (30%)
Kamala Harris: 8,593 (18%)
Cory Booker: 4,774 (10%)

2020 New Hampshire Republican Primary, 16% In:
Newt Gingrich: 23,753 (51%)
John Kasich: 22,356 (48%)

"As you can see, Andrew Yang has taken an early lead, no surprise since college campuses feature prominently in the first precincts reporting for Democrats. For Republicans it is the opposite, which explains why Newt Gingrich is leading.

2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary, 30% In:
Andrew Yang: 34,014 (38%)
Kirsten Gillibrand: 27,749 (31%)
Kamala Harris: 16,112 (18%)
Cory Booker: 8,951 (10%)

2020 New Hampshire Republican Primary, 30% In:
John Kasich: 44,537 (51%)
Newt Gingrich: 42,791 (49%)

"Andrew Yang is unexpectedly holding strong at 38% with almost a third of the votes reporting, if this keeps up he may have a shot at winning the state, something FiveThirtyEight said only has a 6% chance of happening. For Republicans, John Kasich has finally taken a lead, which we only expect to grow.

2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary, 54% In:
Andrew Yang: 59,615 (37%)
Kirsten Gillibrand: 53,170 (33%)
Kamala Harris: 27,390 (18%)
Cory Booker: 16,112 (10%)

2020 New Hampshire Republican Primary, 54% In:
✓John Kasich: 83,311 (53%)
Newt Gingrich: 72,308 (46%)

"With over 50% in Mr. Yang still holds a substantial lead, which is unexpected as we thought we'd be able to call the race for Gillibrand by now. For the Republicans we can call this race for Governor Kasich.

2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary, 70% In:
Andrew Yang: 77,279 (37%)
Kirsten Gillibrand: 71,013 (34%)
Kamala Harris: 37,595 (18%)
Cory Booker: 18,797 (9%)

"We are hearing reports that the Gillibrand campaign HQ is in panic mode, while the Yang watch party is overflowing.

2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary, 92% In:
✓Andrew Yang: 101,567 (37%)
Kirsten Gillibrand: 93,332 (34%)
Kamala Harris: 46,668 (17%)
Cory Booker: 27,450 (10%)

"Yeah, I can't believe this, but we can now project that Andrew Yang has won the New Hampshire Primary by a decent margin, with Kirsten Gillibrand in a close second and Harris and Booker holding up the rear."

2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary, 100% In:
✓Andrew Yang: 110,399 (37%) | 12 Delegates
Kirsten Gillibrand: 101,448 (34%) | 9 Delegates
Kamala Harris: 50,724 (17%) | 3 Delegates
Cory Booker: 29,837 (10%) | 0 Delegates

2020 New Hampshire Republican Primary, 100% In:
✓John Kasich: 163,014 (56%) | 16 Delegates
Newt Gingrich: 125,172 (43%) | 6 Delegates

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DEM PRIMARY:

✓Kirsten Gillibrand: 55% of Delegates/47% of Popular Vote
Andrew Yang: 43% of Delegates/46% of Popular Vote
Corey Booker: 1% of Delegates/ 4% of Popular Vote
Kamala Harris: 1% of Delegates/3% of Popular Vote

GOP PRIMARIES:

✓Newt Gingrich: 55% of Delegates/48% of Popular Vote
John Kasich: 45% of Delegates/49% of Popular Vote

TICKETS:
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand/Senator Martin Heinrich (D)
Fmr. Speaker Newt Gingrich/Senator Ted Cruz (R)

POLLING:

Gillibrand/Heinrich (D): 48.2%
Gingrich/Cruz (R): 45.9%
D+2.3

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RNC
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DAY ONE:
-Media Personality Donald Trump
-Convicted Felon Rick Scott ('Speech from a Wisconsin Jail')
-Senator Don Blankenship
-Fmr. Rep. Michelle Bachmann
-Speaker Jim Jordan
-Senator Mitch McConnell
-Fmr. VP Dick Cheney
DAY TWO:
-Governor Greg Abbott
-Governor David Vitter
-Governor Paul LePage
-Governor Scott Walker
-Governor Kristi Noem
-Governor Kris Kobach
-Senator Kelli Ward
-Media Personality Sean Hannity
-Media Personality Tucker Carlson
-Media Personality Laura Ingrahm
DAY THREE:
-Callista Gingrich
-Fmr. Speaker Newt Gingrich
-Heidi Cruz
-Senator Ted Cruz
-Senator John Cornyn
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POST-RNC POLLS:

Gillibrand/Heinrich (D): 48.4% (+0.2)
Gingrich/Cruz (R): 46.9% (+1.0)
D+1.5 (-0.

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DNC
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DAY ONE:
-Senator Jason Kander
-Senator Jeff Jackson
-Senator Maggie Hassan
-Senator Tom Steyer
-Senator Russ Feingold
-Senator Tammy Duckworth
-Senator Kamala Harris
-Governor Chris Koster
-Governor JB Pritzker
-Governor Barbara Lee
DAY TWO:
-Speaker Nancy Pelosi
-Senator Chuck Schumer
-Senator Bernie Sanders
-Senator Mazie Hirono
-Representative Pramilla Jayapal
-Representative Tim Ryan
-Vice President Al Gore
-Secretary of State Joe Biden
-Businessman Andrew Yang
-Second Lady Anne Holton
DAY THREE:
-Vice President Tim Kaine
-President Barack Obama
-First Lady Michelle Obama
-First Gentleman Bill Clinton
-President Hillary Clinton
-Julie Heinrich & Family
-Martin Heinrich
-Stacey Abrams
-Jonathan Gillibrand
-Henry & Theo Gillibrand
-Kirsten Gillibrand
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POST-DNC POLLS
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Gillibrand/Heinrich (D): 50.7% (+2.3)
Gingrich/Cruz (R): 46.0% (0.9)
D+4.7

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FINAL PRE-ELECTION POLLS/PREDICTIONS (debates cancelled, Gingrich COVID):


Gillibrand/Heinrich (D): 50.5% (-0.2)
Gingrich/Cruz (R): 46.4% (+0.3)
D+4.1

SENATE:

D: 53 (+5)
R: 47 (-5)

HOUSE:
D: 216
R: 203
T: 16

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"Welcome to Election Night in America 2020. Incumbent President Hillary Clinton will be leaving the White House next January no matter what, but who she'll leave that to is up for grabs. Currently, Democratic nominee Kirsten Gillibrand is favored, running on excellent economic growth pre-COVID and decent management by the Clinton Administration of the virus, including the announcement of a vaccine.

Former Speaker Newt Ginrich, who last held political office over two decades ago, is betting that the 450,000 COVID deaths will allow him to oust Clinton, despite many of those deaths coming from #Resist protesters who didn't listen to the Administration's advice. Regardless, we have our first poll closings momentarily.

We can now project that Newt Gingrich has carried the states of Kentucky and Indiana, both by decent margins.

2020 Presidential Election in Indiana:
✓Gingrich (R): 58%
Gillibrand (D): 40%

2020 Presidential Election in Kentucky:
✓Gingrich (R): 63%
Gillibrand (D): 36%

The race between incumbent Governor Shelli Yoder and Former Lieutenant Governor Eric Holcomb is currently too close to call, although Yoder has been trailing by decent margins recently. In better news for Indiana Democrats we can project that Rep. Bill Hanna has lost re-election by a significant margin, while IN-02 is too close to call.


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"It's now 7 PM so we have some brand new calls. First, we can project that Newt Gingrich has won South Carolina while Kirsten Gillibrand has won the state of Vermont. Both states were safe even though Democrats thought they had a chance in the former.

Georgia is still too close to call, although we can project that Bee Nguyen has been elected to the seat vacated by Jon Ossoff (currently running for Senator), although the race between David Dreyer and Rob Woodall for the race to succeed Lucy McBath (retiring) is too close to call.

We can also project that Lindsey Graham has been re-elected against Democrat Jaime Harrison, although he appears to be underperforming Gingrich by roughly five points.


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"We now have more poll closings as we reach 7:30 PM. First, we can project that Kirsten Gillibrand has won the states of Virginia and New Hampshire, while North Carolina remains too close to call.

For Governor's races we can project that both Chris Sununu and Roy Cooper will be re-elected, and that David Dreyer has won the race for Georgia's 7th District. We also have two more flips- Donna Soucy and Jennifer Wexton will both take back the seats they held in the 115th Congress with ease.

In the Senate both Mark Warner and Jeanne Shaheen will be re-elected for a third term, greatly increasing Democratic hopes for a Senate majority.


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"Since it's now 8:00 PM we can project that Kirsten Gillibrand has swept the Northeast, with the exception of Maine's Second Congressional District, which is too close to call. West Virginia, however, is going to Newt Gingrich. In another win for the Gingrich campaign, we can project that he will win Georgia.

On the House side of things, we have another two flips in Maryland and Massachusetts. Both candidates outperformed their party's nominee by over ten points but it isn't enough in these rental seats.


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"Now we have a series of critical poll closings. In New York we can project that Kirsten Gillibrand has emerged victorious, as expected. Pennsylvania is too close to call, as expected, although Ohio is going much more in Gingrich's favor than expected. Speaking of Gingrich, we can call Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Maine's Second District for him. Doug Jones is also losing to Jeff Sessions by a margin of 54-45, making us confidant in calling it despite the eleven-point underperformance on Session's part.

Despite this bad news for Democrats, we can project that they have flipped two seats in New York and held the retiring Jared Golden's seat in Maine with State Senator Troy Jackson. The lone Republican in Connecticut is also going down, as Jahana Hayes wins that election.


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"We now have poll closings all around the country, specifically in the midwest. But first we have a series of important projects. In Florida, Newt Gingrich appears to have eeked out a 2-3% win, with his Trumpian margins among rural voters more than making up for his equally massive losses with both White Suburban Men and Women.

Next, we have Ohio, which is going to Newt Gingrich. The former Speaker has also picked up Arkansas, Louisiana, and Missouri. It also appears- shockingly- that Cal Cunningham has been defeated by incumbent Thom Tillis, who 538 predicted only had a 16% chance of winning.

But it's not all doom and gloom for the Democrats. We can now project that Jared Golden has been elected to the vacant seat of retiring Senator Susan Collins, while in the House former Rep. Abigail Spanberger has won back her seat, as has Joe Cunningham in South Carolina. We can also project that Democratic incumbent Eric Ding has won re-election in Pennsylvania.

Speaking of Pennsylvania, Conor Lamb has won back his old seat, as have Sean Patrick Maloney in New York, Sanford Bishop in Georgia, and Chris Pappas in New Hampshire, as have several others.


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"Welcome back to all of our viewers. We only have five poll closings, but we have other major calls. First, we can project that Representative Lena Epstein has defeated incumbent Senator Gary Peters, although her congressional seat has fallen to Elissa Slotkin and we can call the state for Kirsten Gillibrand.

It's not all doom and gloom for the GOP, however. Newt Gingrich has taken North Carolina by a narrow margin, carrying Sandy Smith over the finish line.

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FINAL RESULTS:

PRESIDENT:

✓Gingrich/Cruz (R): 278 EV/ 74,444,370 (46.9%)
Gillibrand/Heinrich (D): 260 EV/ 80,158,651 (50.5%)

SENATE:

R: 51 (-2)
D: 47 (-)

HOUSE:

R: 223 (-34)
D: 212 (+34)

GUBERNATORIAL:

R: 38 (+3)
D: 12 (-3)

[BigVic]

Gingrich becoming POTUS more than 25 years after becoming Speaker

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Newt Gingrich declares victory against 'islamo-marxist socialism'.
-November 2, 2020

"The Election hasn't even happened yet dumbass"
@BrianTylerCohen; November 2, 2020

538: Kirsten Gillibrand has a 90% chance of winning the presidency, 98% popular vote.
-November 3, 2020

FOX: Hillary becomes first President since Hoover to lose a trifecta completely in one term.
-November 4, 2020

Decision Desk HQ: BREAKING: NEWT GINGRICH ELECTED 46TH PRESIDENT
-November 5, 2020

Kirsten Gillibrand concedes, she wore a white pantsuit with a blue pearl necklace.
-November 5, 2020

PRESIDENT CLINTON: I congratulate President-elect [pause, some disgust] Gingrich.
-November 6, 2020

KEMP: Senate Runoffs will take place on December 20, 2020.
-November 8, 2020

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Aw

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President-elect Gingrich names Steve Bannon as head of transition team.
-November 9, 2020

President Clinton meets with President-elect Gingrich.
-November 10, 2020

Louie Gohmert to replace Vice President-elect Ted Cruz.
-November 11, 2020

EVERYONE: It's not like we can do worse than Cruz lol
ABBOTT: Yes.
-Dule meme, November 11, 2020

Scott Walker named Secretary of Labor.
-November 13, 2020

Clinton job approvals at 52.8%
-November 18, 2020

Mitt Romney named Secretary of State.
-November 20, 2020

Condoleezza Rice nominated as Secretary of Defense.
-November 22, 2020

Steve Mnuchin named Secretary of the Treasury.
-November 29, 2020

President Clinton leaving office with 53% favorability rating, Kaine with 65%.
-December 4, 2020

BLS: Unemployment at 5.5%, COVID deaths at 350,000.
-December 7, 2020

Pfizer announces release of vaccine for general use, says Clinton Admin. had formulated plan.
-December 19, 2020

Tucker Carlson says vaccine rollout plan a giant conspiracy theory.
-December 20, 2020

President-elect Gingrich finalizes cabinet.
-December 22, 2020

Vice President: Senator Ted Cruz
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Secretary of State: Fmr. Gov. Mitt Romney
Secretary of the Treasury: Mr. Steve Mnuchin
Secretary of Defense: Fmr. Sec. Condoleezza Rice
Attorney General: Fmr. Gov. Chris Christie
Secretary of Labor: Gov. Scott Walker
Secretary of Education: Mrs. Betsy DeVos
Secretary of Energy: Fmr. Rep. Steve King
Secretary of the Interior: Fmr. Gov. Rick Perry
Secretary of H&UD: Fmr. Sen. Marco Rubio
Secretary of H&HS: Dr. Ben Carson
Secretary of Homeland Security: Gov. Doug Ducey
Secretary of Commerce: Mr. Wilbur Ross
Secretary of Agriculture: Rep. Jim Fortenberry

First American (and first person) receives dose in non-trial for COVID vaccine.
-January 1, 2021

President Clinton calls world leaders.
-January 3, 2021

New Congress sworn in.
-January 3, 2021

Hillary Clinton gives her farewell address to Congress.
-January 11, 2021

Final preparations underway for Gingrich inauguration.
-January 12, 2021

Guests of honor for inauguration include several TrumpTV anchors.
-January 15, 2021

President Clinton hosts whole family at White House.
-January 17, 2021

President Clinton commutes 18,000 nonviolent mostly drug offense sentences.
-January 20, 2021

Newt Gingrich sworn in as President of the United States.
-January 20, 2021

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"My fellow Americans,

Over the past twelve years we have been subject to blatant federal overreach by the federal government. Whether it be judges or legislation, Americans have had a rough time over the last two administrations, and unemployment is only down 3.5% over that time, the slowest recovery in history.

That's why in my new Administration, we will be cutting taxes back to pre-2017 levels back to when we had a surplus in 2001 under President Bush. We will repeal socialist healthcare legislation, but we will ensure everyone's pre-existing conditions will be covered.

We will finally end the killing of children by banning abortions unless the mother's health is at risk, for those who don't want to give birth should have thought about that beforehand. Taxes on small businesses have gone up by as much as 8%, and under this Administration all corporations will pay the same rate- 15%.

Thank you and may God Bless America."

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President Gingrich signs Executive Order rescinding the Mexico City Policy.
-January 20, 2021

Amy Coney Barrett named to the Supreme Court.
-January 20, 2021

Commerce Secretary Mitt Romney confirmed at State.
-January 20, 2021

Doug Ducey confirmed.
-January 22, 2021

Condoleezza Rice and Ben Carson confirmed.
-January 23, 2021

Marco Rubio confirmed.
-January 24, 2021

Rick Perry, Steve Mnuchin and Wilbur Ross confirmed.
-January 25, 2021

Jim Fortenberry confirmed
-January 26, 2021

President Gingrich signs Executive Order banning abortions after Roe v. Wade limit.
-January 26, 2021

Court overturns Gingrich order.
-January 29, 2021

Gingrich Approvals at 47.9%/45.5%, Cruz at 38.0%/60.3%
-January 31, 2021

BLS: Unemployment down to 5.4%
-February 2, 2021

American health care system no longer most expensive in the world.
-February 5, 2021

Gingrich approvals at net negative.
-February 10, 2021

Scott Walker confirmed by 51-50 margin, Hawley defects.
-February 12, 2021

Betsy DeVos confirmed 50-49, Murkowski defects and Sasse absent.
-February 18, 2021

Steve King confirmed 51-50, Murkowski defects.
-February 20, 2021

Amy Coney Barrett confirmed 51-49 to the Supreme Court.
-February 21, 2021

Terry McAuliffe says he won't run for Governor again.
-February 23, 2021

Lt. Governor Keam leads in Gubernatorial primary polling by 40%.
-February 23, 2021

DNC says over $1 Billion raised for 2022.
-February 25, 2021

Republicans propose tax plan.
-February 26, 2021

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$0-$9,275: 15% (+8)
$9,275-37,650: 15% (+3)
$37,650-$91,150: 15% (-3)
$91,150-$190,150: 22% (-2)
$190,150-$413,350: 27% (-3)
$413,350-$415,050: 27% (-6)
$415,050-$627,715: 27% (-11)
$627,715-$810,025: 32% (-8)
$810,025-$912,535: 32% (-10)
$912,535-$1,385,000: 32% (-11)
$1,385,000-$1,975,095: 32% (-12)
$1,975,095-$2,987,355: 32% (-13)
$2,987,355-$4,105,080: 32% (-14)
$4,105,080-$8,084,500: 32% (-16)
$8,084,500-$15,620,030: 32% (-18)
$15,620,030+: 32% (-21)

CORPORATE TAX RATE ($ is total revenue)
$1-$2.5M: 27% (+2)
$2.5M-$4.5M: 27% (-)
$4.5M-$8.5M: 27% (-2)
$8.5M-$16.5M: 27% (-3)
$16.5M-$32.5M: 27% (-5)
$32.5M-$64.5M: 27% (-6)
$64.5M-$128.5M: 27% (-7)
$128.5M-$256.5M: 27% (-8)
$256.5M-$1.0B: 27% (-9)
$1.0B-$4.0B: 27% (-10)
$4.0B-$16.0B: 27% (-11)
$16.0B-$48.0B: 27% (-12)
$48.0B-$144.0B: 27% (-13)
$144.0B-$388.0B: 27% (-14)
$388.0B+: 27% (-16)

-Keeps most corporate tax loopholes closed
-Keeps allowing companies to claim deductions for providing perks to employees.
-Keeps allowing small businesses to use whichever bracket is cheaper for them.
-Eliminates the 5% extra inheritance tax on estates over $150.0M
-Cuts the SALT deduction from $90,000 to $75,000
-Establishes a medical and pharmaceutical worker deduction between $25,000 and $100,000 depending on income for COVID fighting.
-Weakens regulations on corporate mergers.

MCCONNELL: We will use reconciliation if required.
-February 27, 2021

Gingrich Approvals at 44.6%/52.9%, Cruz at 36.3%/67.1%
-February 28, 2021

President Gingrich meets with PM Trudeau, President Obrador.
-February 28, 2021

Gingrich announces health care plan.
-March 1, 2021

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-Repeals all Clintoncare measures
-Repeals all Obamacare measures

Julia Letlow defeats Sandra Christophe 52.3%-38.5%
-March 2, 2021

House subcommittee on taxes approves GOP Tax Cut
-March 14, 2021

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MURKOWSKI: Gingrich Health Care plan doesn't make any attempts to fix problems.
-March 16, 2021

Following moderate push-back, Republicans modify healthcare and tax proposals.
-March 22, 2021

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$0-$9,275: 15% (+8)
SAME
$9,275-37,650: 15% (+3)
SAME
$37,650-$91,150: 15% (-3)
SAME
$91,150-$190,150: 22% (-2)
SAME
$190,150-$413,350: 27% (-3)
SAME
$413,350-$415,050: 27% (-6)
SAME
$415,050-$627,715: 27% (-11)
SAME
$627,715-$810,025: 32% (-8)
SAME
$810,025-$912,535: 32% (-10)
SAME
$912,535-$1,385,000: 32% (-11)
SAME
$1,385,000-$1,975,095: 32% (-12)
$1,385,000-$1,975,095: 34% (-10)
$1,975,095-$2,987,355: 32% (-13)
$1,975,095-$2,987,355: 35% (-10)
$2,987,355-$4,105,080: 32% (-14)
$2,987,355-$4,105,080: 36% (-10)
$4,105,080-$8,084,500: 32% (-16)
$4,105,080-$8,084,500: 36% (-12)
$8,084,500-$15,620,030: 32% (-18)
$8,084,500-$15,620,030: 36% (-14)
$15,620,030+: 32% (-21)
$15,620,030+: 38% (-15)

CORPORATE TAX RATE ($ is total revenue)
$1-$2.5M: 27% (+2)
$2.5M-$4.5M: 27% (-)
$4.5M-$8.5M: 27% (-2)
$8.5M-$16.5M: 27% (-3)
$16.5M-$32.5M: 27% (-5)
$32.5M-$64.5M: 27% (-6)
$64.5M-$128.5M: 27% (-7)
$128.5M-$256.5M: 27% (-8)
$256.5M-$1.0B: 27% (-9)
$1.0B-$4.0B: 27% (-10)
$4.0B-$16.0B: 27% (-11)
$16.0B-$48.0B: 27% (-12)
$48.0B-$144.0B: 27% (-13)
$144.0B-$388.0B: 27% (-14)
$388.0B+: 27% (-16)

-Keeps most corporate tax loopholes closed
-Keeps allowing companies to claim deductions for providing perks to employees.
-Keeps allowing small businesses to use whichever bracket is cheaper for them.
-Eliminates the 5% extra inheritance tax on estates over $150.0M
-Eliminates the 5% extra inheritance tax on estates under $250.0M
-Cuts the SALT deduction from $90,000 to $75,000
-Establishes a medical and pharmaceutical worker deduction between $25,000 and $100,000 depending on income for COVID fighting.
-Weakens regulations on corporate mergers.

-Repeals all Clinton era health care programs.

CBO: Republican tax plan would add billions to the deficit over time.
-March 25, 2021

Candidate guide for June 14 Texas Senate jungle primary.
-March 26, 2021

Sen. Louie Gohmert* (R): 41%
Fmr. Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D): 31%
State Rep. Chris Turner (D): 16%
Mr. Michael Wood (R): 2%
UNDECIDED: 10%

Gingrich Approvals at 43.1%/54.2%, Cruz at 36.0%/63.2%
-March 31, 2021

REPORT: Senate GOP worried of potential loss in Texas.
-April 10, 2021

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US COVID DEATHS SURPASS 450,000.
-April 14, 2021

GOP rolls out final tax proposal, will leave health care provisions out.
-April 15, 2021

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$0-$9,275: 15% (+8)
SAME
$9,275-37,650: 15% (+3)
SAME
$37,650-$91,150: 15% (-3)
SAME
$91,150-$190,150: 22% (-2)
SAME
$190,150-$413,350: 27% (-3)
SAME
$413,350-$415,050: 28% (-5)
Down 1%
$415,050-$627,715: 28% (-10)
Down 1%
$627,715-$810,025: 33% (-7)
Down 1%
$810,025-$912,535: 33% (-8)
Down 1%
$912,535-$1,385,000: 33% (-8)
Down 1%
$1,385,000-$1,975,095: 34% (-10)
Down 2%
$1,975,095-$2,987,355: 34% (-11)
Down 2%
$2,987,355-$4,105,080: 36% (-10)
Down 4%
$4,105,080-$8,084,500: 38% (-10)
Down 6%
$8,084,500-$15,620,030: 38% (-12)
Down 6%
$15,620,030+: 40% (-13)
Down 8%

CORPORATE TAX RATE ($ is total revenue)
$1-$2.5M: 27% (+2)
$2.5M-$4.5M: 27% (-)
$4.5M-$8.5M: 27% (-2)
$8.5M-$16.5M: 27% (-3)
$16.5M-$32.5M: 27% (-5)
$32.5M-$64.5M: 27% (-6)
$64.5M-$128.5M: 27% (-7)
$128.5M-$256.5M: 27% (-8)
$256.5M-$1.0B: 27% (-9)
$1.0B-$4.0B: 27% (-10)
$4.0B-$16.0B: 27% (-11)
$16.0B-$48.0B: 27% (-12)
$48.0B-$144.0B: 27% (-13)
$144.0B-$388.0B: 27% (-14)
$388.0B+: 27% (-16)

-Keeps most corporate tax loopholes closed
-Keeps allowing companies to claim deductions for providing perks to employees.
-Keeps allowing small businesses to use whichever bracket is cheaper for them.
-Eliminates the 5% extra inheritance tax on estates over $150.0M
-Eliminates the 5% extra inheritance tax on estates under $200.0M
-Cuts the SALT deduction from $90,000 to $75,000
-Establishes a medical and pharmaceutical worker deduction between $25,000 and $100,000 depending on income for COVID fighting.
-Weakens regulations on corporate mergers.

Modified Gingrich bill formally introduced into the House.
-April 17, 2021

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