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| − | The '''Gingrich Administration''' would have been the expected leadership of the [[Executive Branch]] of the [[United States]] government from 2013 to 2017,had [[Newt Gingrich]] been able to secure the Republican nomination and win the [[Presidential Election 2012]]. | + | The '''Gingrich Administration''' would have been the expected leadership of the [[Executive Branch]] of the [[United States]] government from 2013 to 2017, had [[Newt Gingrich]] been able to secure the Republican nomination and win the [[Presidential Election 2012]]. Some have suggested that Gingrich could win the nomination in 2024, despite what would be an advanced age at that time, assuming President [[Trump]] successfully defends his Presidency in 2020. |
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*[[Mitt Romney]] - despite the potential for being able to woo [[RINO]]s and others with whom Romney is popular, Romney's terribly negative campaign against Gingrich has effectively shut him out | *[[Mitt Romney]] - despite the potential for being able to woo [[RINO]]s and others with whom Romney is popular, Romney's terribly negative campaign against Gingrich has effectively shut him out | ||
*[[Chris Christie]] - a major supporter of Romney | *[[Chris Christie]] - a major supporter of Romney | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:47, May 21, 2019
The Gingrich Administration would have been the expected leadership of the Executive Branch of the United States government from 2013 to 2017, had Newt Gingrich been able to secure the Republican nomination and win the Presidential Election 2012. Some have suggested that Gingrich could win the nomination in 2024, despite what would be an advanced age at that time, assuming President Trump successfully defends his Presidency in 2020.
| Position | Conservapedia Prediction | Actual Appointment |
|---|---|---|
| President | Newt Gingrich | |
| Vice President | Rick Perry | |
| Secretary of State | Sarah Palin | |
| Secretary of Defense | ||
| Secretary of Health and Human Services | Mike Huckabee | |
| Attorney General | Possibly John Yoo | |
| White House Press Secretary | a Fox News Channel analyst | |
| Secretary of Veterans Affairs | Heather Wilson |
Republicans who would not have appeared in a Gingrich Administration
- Mitt Romney - despite the potential for being able to woo RINOs and others with whom Romney is popular, Romney's terribly negative campaign against Gingrich has effectively shut him out
- Chris Christie - a major supporter of Romney
