Gingrich Reveals a New 'Contract with America'

When Newt Gingrich authored the first Contract with America in 1994, it helped lead to a seismic political shift in Washington and paved the way for Republican victories in Congress — after almost five decades in the minority.

Now, in an exclusive article for Newsmax magazine, the former House speaker reveals what a new "Contract with America" must offer and how it can take back Washington.

The effect of the first Contract was stunning. In 1994, it played a key role in the GOP gaining 9 million new votes over 1990 and winning 54 House seats — giving it control of the lower chamber for the first time in 40 years.

Fast forward to 2010 and Gingrich again is calling Americans to action by revealing a proposal for a new Contract with America.

For the first time, Speaker Gingrich outlines what a new Contract should say and how it can re-shape America — in this exclusive cover story.

In this special report, Gingrich explains the key to a GOP comeback: The GOP needs to become an alternative party, not an opposition party.

Best-selling author Gingrich writes in Newsmax magazine: "A contract in September 2010 would be a powerful unifier for all those who are tired of the corruption and waste of Washington and the alien views of the secular-socialist coalition seeking to radically change America."

Newt Gingrich is one America's most thoughtful conservatives — one touted as a top-tier presidential candidate. Agree or disagree, you must listen to Newt Gingrich's ideas.

This exclusive Newsmax report explores:

• Gingrich's top 10 contract issues
• Why Newt is convinced a new contract is needed
• How a contract differs from a platform
• Why the 1994 contract succeeded
• The striking parallels between 1994 and today
• The new challenges Republicans face with a 2010 contract
• The No. 1 issue the GOP should focus on this year
• Five tax cuts that belong in a new contract
• Why the contract shouldn't be unveiled until September
• The "inherent risk" in a positive campaign
• How Ross Perot figured into the 1994 contract
• The 2009 elections that showed an alternative campaign works
• How the GOP won the Senate in 1980
• What should NOT go into a contract
• How abolishing Obama's "czars" can help balance the budget
• The need for an "American Energy Plan"
• How to stop the Justice Department from "protecting terrorists"
• The most challenging question facing incumbents
• How to achieve real health reform — without bigger government
• Education failure's threat to national security
• How the contract should relate to Senate Republicans
• What Bill Clinton and other prominent figures say the 1994 contract meant to them
• Newt's "Job One for Government"
• And so much more

This edition of Newsmax magazine is not to be missed.

In addition to hard-hitting investigative reports and special commentary from George Will, Michael Reagan, Ben Stein, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, David Limbaugh, Christopher Ruddy and others, you get much more in Newsmax magazine, including:

• Obama's coming attack on gun rights
• Former FBI agent warns of terrorists from Mexico
• Why Afghanistan is Obama's war now
• Warren Buffett surprising warning about inflation
• Terror threats at America's borders
• Glenn Beck tackles a boycott
• Important: how to cut your taxes this year and next
• GOP is poised to gain governors in 2010
• Palin and Clinton nearly tied as most admired woman
• Chuck Norris: Global warming is a "con game"
• Senators don't find Franken funny
• Incredible new wonder drugs
• Tawfik Hamid: from extremist to peacemaker
• Can Tiger Woods make a comeback?
• Ben Stein: The best lesson I learned about money
• Huckabee rises above commutation controversy
• Tony Blankley: Britain 1956 could be U.S. 2012
• The demise of America's scientific greatness
• Travel: 8 vacations that educate you
• Make your encore wedding a success
• How to avoid online criminal botnets
• Stomach ailments? This natural bacteria may be the cure
• 10 ways exercise helps your brain

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