NEWT GINGRICH: President Trump And The Expanding GOP
As the propaganda media constantly focuses on crime, immigration, Gaza, tariffs, the Jeffrey Epstein files, or other hot topics, there is a remarkable historic tide of change underway in America. Seth Keshel is the…


As the propaganda media constantly focuses on crime, immigration, Gaza, tariffs, the Jeffrey Epstein files, or other hot topics, there is a remarkable historic tide of change underway in America.
Seth Keshel is the leading analyst of voter registration in America. His knowledge of voter registration patterns – down to the precinct and county levels – is encyclopedic.
Keshel believes that voter registration patterns have deeper and more reliable meaning than polling. In 2024, he applied his knowledge of these patterns to the presidential race. He correctly called every one of the swing states. He also predicted that New Hampshire would be close because of the drift in registration toward Republicans. President Donald J. Trump almost carried the state losing it to Vice President Kamala Harris by 2.8 percent of the vote.
Because Keshel was so accurate – and is continuing to monitor voter registration patterns – I became intrigued with his work and insights.
In early June, Keshel reported in his newsletter,Captain K’s Corner, that Republicans had made gains in 11 blue states, 11 red states, and in all seven battleground states which had updated voter registration data.
He summarized that “out of these 29 states which have updated data (Connecticut failed the test), Democrats haven’t gained in a single state. Their party is going extinct.”
The numbers were decisive and indicated an historic shift, “1,059,683 net registrations have swung in favor of the GOP in just 7 months,” Keshel wrote.
Now, despite all the Democrats’ efforts to lie about the One Big Beautiful Bill, coverage of the Epstein scandal, anxiety about tariffs, and all the other issues that drive the Democrats to hysteria, Keshel reported this month that the registration trend toward Republicans has continued.
The rise of the Big Government Socialist-radical values wing of the Democratic Party – and their constant negativity and hysteria – have driven people away from their party.



