The government needs to allow, not restrict, the entrepreneurial spirit of the American people.
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WHAT NEWT'S THINKING
By Newt Gingrich
Small businesses have been decimated by the pandemic shutdowns. Many have struggled to survive. Many have had to lay off employees. If they haven’t closed their doors yet, the next six to nine months will be a real challenge.
There is some help on the way. The Small Business Administration has released a second round of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) — a forgivable loan program designed to assist small businesses with money to stay afloat. Part two of the PPP opened on Jan. 15.
There’s no doubt America’s Main Streets will be affected by the lockdowns for years to come.
I discuss the future of small business and the legislative plans to restore our economy on this week’s episode of my podcast, “Newt’s World.” My guest is someone with deep knowledge of this subject: Elaine Parker, president of the Job Creators Network Foundation.
Before the coronavirus hit the United States, the American economy was roaring. Growth was strong and consistent. Unemployment was historically low. By eliminating burdensome regulations and signing the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into law, President Donald Trump gave businesses the freedom and flexibility they needed to flourish.
We also should continue the Trump administration’s economic policies, which objectively worked. Unfortunately, President Joe Biden is doing the opposite — canceling the Keystone XL pipeline, rejoining the Paris Climate Accord, pushing a $15 minimum wage. These are all policies that kill jobs and are bad for America.
Shamefully, Biden and the Democrats are trying to hide the $15 minimum wage in the new coronavirus stimulus package. The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that increasing the minimum wage to $15 an hour could kill 1.3 million jobs, slash business revenues (and therefore real income), and raise the prices of goods and services across the economy.
The government needs to allow, not restrict, the entrepreneurial spirit of the American people. Fortunately, Parker and everyone at the Job Creators Network understand what is needed to create national prosperity.
I hope you will listen to this week’s episode to learn more about the state of small business in America, 11 months into the pandemic. We need to remember that behind all the mind-numbing statistics are real people with real families. They have suffered immensely. Millions are still unemployed. Now is the time to help them with smart, durable ideas — not ones that will perpetuate their pain.
GINGRICH 360 PODCAST NETWORK
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) sent thousands of elderly people to their deaths and tried to cover it up. On this episode, Gianno discusses the dark truth of Cuomo's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic with Janice Dean, the best-selling author and senior meteorologist for Fox News. Janice's in-laws were among those who died because of Cuomo's executive order mandating nursing homes to take in elderly patients with COVID-19. Janice has been a fearless critic of Cuomo and emerged as such a powerful voice that Republicans in New York want her to run for governor. Gianno asks her about that and so much more.
Everyone out there has at least filled out one job application and wondered: ”Why haven’t they gotten back to me? Or “did I put down enough skills?" Or “was my cover letter too short? When it comes to applying for a job, the rules of the game have changed over the years. Follow the Profit Host David Grasso talks to Vicki Salemi, career expert for Monster and she’ll explain how employers are looking for employees in today’s world.
NEW FEATURE: BIPARTISAN BALONEY
Back in June 2020, Newt warned us about how radical a Biden-Harris-Pelosi-Schumer machine would be, click here to read. Also, he laid out Speaker Pelosi's radical plans in a series of podcasts on Pelosi's $3 trillion bill. Most recently, he released a podcast entitled, "Bipartisan Baloney." The staff at Gingrich 360 is going to continue Newt's theme in this weekly content section. We will outline radical pieces of legislation introduced at the federal and state levels that showcase just how extreme the Democrats are. As President Biden put it, "we won't just rebuild this nation — we'll transform it."
By Margaret Smith
Democrats are frothing at the mouth with the prospect of forcing Donald Trump out of public office forever through the impeachment trial. What the Democrats may not realize is that this impeachment trial is not showing the world how evil Donald Trump is — but instead how bogus their promises of unity and bipartisanship are.
WHAT NEWT IS SAYING
The recent story from Fox News that President Joe Biden has picked someone to run a White House program who presided over a $600 million loss to fraud is just amazing.
Individually signed by Newt, this is a replica of the artwork created by renowned artist Steve Penley and used for Newt's Podcast: Newt's World.
Take a walk through our nation’s Capital with Speaker Newt Gingrich and his wife, former Ambassador Callista Gingrich. From the National Archives to Arlington National Cemetery, this film illustrates the importance of our Creator to our nation’s founders and their successors. Based on the New York Times best-seller, Rediscovering God in America, this documentary reminds us that America is indeed One Nation Under God. Produced in partnership with Citizens United.
Ellis the Elephant is headed back to the White House! In Remember the Ladies, the seventh in Callista Gingrich's New York Times best-selling series, Ellis meets some of America's greatest first ladies and discovers their many contributions to American history.
