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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich argued that President Donald Trump is reshaping what many Americans see as a deeply flawed political system, citing public frustration with government corruption. Referring to recent polling from the “America’s New Majority” project, Gingrich noted that 82 percent of Americans believe the system is corrupt, calling the figure alarming but revealing. He said the number highlights a growing divide between voters and Democratic leaders, whom he accused of defending bureaucracy, waste, and entrenched corruption ahead of the 2026 elections.
Gingrich emphasized what he described as a sharp contrast between Democratic leadership and Trump’s approach, particularly on issues of governance and global stability. He characterized Democratic leaders as increasingly disconnected from everyday Americans, pointing to economic challenges, job losses, and reduced access to government services as evidence that voters are being ignored.
He also criticized Democratic leadership in New York, warning that voters are on the verge of supporting policies he described as radical and out of step with the nation. Gingrich concluded that the difference between what he called the Democrats’ destructive leadership and Trump’s focus on peace and reform will become a central issue in upcoming elections.
