Newt Gingrich's WTF Term For Michelle Obama Must Be Heard To Be Believed
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The former House speaker came up with a doozy to compare the former first lady to her husband, Barack Obama.
Newt Gingrich said Monday that Michelle Obama was “more racially intense” than former President Barack Obama, which would hurt her chances as a potential candidate for president. (Listen to the clip below.)
During an appearance on Sean Hannity’s radio show, the GOP former House speaker opined on possible substitutes for President Joe Biden in the 2024 election amid concerns around his mental capacity. Gingrich predicted that a run by California Gov. Gavin Newsom would “disintegrate” and said Michelle Obama “is not going to run,” presumably in reference to speculation about the ex-first lady replacing Biden.
Both Gingrich and Hannity agreed that the notion was off-base, but Gingrich didn’t stop there, as he went on to explore Michelle Obama’s prospects with sketchy terminology.
“First of all, she’s more radical than Barack, and she’s more racially intense than Barack,” he said.
The frequent Fox News guest continued his eyebrow-raising assessment of the former first lady.
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