Part 4/11:
Turning to the disappointing results of the recent Tuesday elections, Gingrich laments the losses in key states like New Jersey, Virginia, Georgia, and California. He attributes the failures to several factors, notably the Democrats’ effective messaging and their ability to crisply communicate policies that resonate with the American electorate.
He highlights that Democrats maintained a message that grew directly out of the concerns of everyday Americans, whereas Republicans seemingly lacked a unified, compelling message. Gingrich underscores the necessity for the GOP to find ways to motivate their core voters—especially those aligned with former President Donald Trump—to turn out and vote, even when Trump himself isn't on the ballot.