Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich disagrees with his party's belief the way to build a lasting majority is to appeal to its conservative base. Gingrich says Republicans should follow the lead of Ronald Reagan and define the opposition on specific issues, the Washington Times reports. "Ronald Reagan understood that arguments should be made where we have huge advantages with virtually all Americans," Gingrich says. "He was brilliant at avoiding base-narrowing appeals and emphasizing base-broadening appeals." [Read More]
Gingrich wants GOP to change strategy
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Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich disagrees with his party's belief the way to build a lasting majority is to appeal to its conservative base. Gingrich says Republicans should follow the lead of Ronald Reagan and define the opposition on specific issues, the Washington Times reports. "Ronald Reagan understood that arguments should be made where we have huge advantages with virtually all Americans," Gingrich says. "He was brilliant at avoiding base-narrowing appeals and emphasizing base-broadening appeals." [Read More]
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