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On November 18, 2010, Gingrich delivered a speech before the Republican Governors Association Conference in San Diego outlining 12 steps for what he called a “Replacement of the Left” strategy. In his speech, Gingrich said that the Republican election day victories of 2009 and 2010 should be followed by further victories over the next two years that would give his party a large enough majority to replace what he called an increasingly leftist political system that has dominated American politics since 1932, largely through the influence of unelected bureaucracies. According to Gingrich, the strategy would be best pursued at the local level by lawmakers and activists in all 50 states rather than relying on leaders in Washington, D.C.[6]
The 12 steps cover economic issues and entitlement reform, as well as education reform from K-12 through the collegiate level, including a “parents right to know” standards in education notifications.[7] Specific steps address tying unemployment compensation to job training programs, replacing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) with state-based healthcare solutions and implementing ideas from business leaders to reduce the overall cost of government.[8]
In December 2010, Gingrich began hosting the first of five scheduled Internet seminars to educate state lawmakers across the country about how to begin implementing the strategy before the 2012 elections.[
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_positions_of_Newt_Gingrich
1 “Replace The Left”
2 Domestic policy 2.1 Abortion
2.2 Child labor laws
2.3 Climate Change
2.4 Campaign finance regulation
2.5 Drug policy
2.6 Education
2.7 Energy policy
2.8 Entitlement reform
2.9 Environment
2.10 Free speech
2.11 Health care
2.12 Jobs
2.13 Lean Six Sigma
2.14 Prison reform
2.15 Religion
2.16 Same-sex marriage
2.17 Space exploration
2.18 State bankruptcy option
2.19 Taxes
2.20 TARP
3 Immigration
4 Foreign policy 4.1 Middle East 4.1.1 Egypt
4.1.2 Israel
4.1.3 Libya
4.2 Islamic issues
4.3 Promoting democracy
4.4 Torture
4.5 United Nations
5 Criticism of Obama Administration