Gingrich: GOP ‘dedicated to being inarticulate’
Summary
Newt Gingrich, a former Republican House Speaker, said on a radio show that the Republican Party is not good at clearly sharing its ideas before the midterm elections. He expressed frustration that the party’s messages are often unclear.Key Facts
- Newt Gingrich spoke on WABC’s radio show “Cats & Cosby” on Monday.
- He criticized the Republican Party’s communication strategy ahead of the midterms.
- Gingrich said the GOP is “dedicated to being inarticulate,” meaning not clear in speech.
- He described himself as a lifelong Republican who feels sad about this issue.
- The midterm elections will decide control of Congress.
- Effective messaging is important for political success.
- The GOP is the main rival party to President Donald Trump’s Democrats in Congress.
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