The weird thing about Gingrich is that he can be right on target for awhile, insightful, on point, quick enough on his feet to dance circles around the opposition and then he comes squarely down on the wrong side with unforced errors.
His self importance betrays him into statements that damage the side he is supposed to be supporting. I’ve seen it time & time again during Trump’s campaign, where after a week or so of functioning as a powerful asset he has let Donald out to dry on some small point rather than supporting the campaign by bringing out the bigger picture.
I would never want to put my trust in Gingrich because in the final analysis he has many great strengths but no loyalty. I think using him as a investigator general might be a good way to utilize his assets but not have him able to derail Trump’s agenda. Pence was a much better VP choice IMO.
> His self importance betrays him into statements that damage the side he is supposed to be supporting.
It happens with such predictable regularity that I no longer believe it is accidental or unintentional, and neither is the desperate way he has been attempting to insert himself into the Trump team.
I suspected Gingrich of being an enemy (globalist) spy long ago and he has done nothing but reinforce that impression all this time.
Newt has stabbed enough people int he back to be considered armed and dangerous.