Breaking down the state of politics in Washington, D.C. – "turmoil and confusion" under President Donald Trump's leadership – former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said "draining the swamp" has led to the "alligators" being "pretty mad."
"The simplest way to think of it is: Donald Trump really is draining the swamp, and the alligators are really unhappy," Gingrich told "The Cats Roundtable" of 970 AM-N.Y.
Gingrich did admit change can be "frustrating" and "sometimes people get a little scared," especially the other side of the aisle, which stands to lose ground in Washington.
"If you think about it for a second, this guy is actually doing what he said he would do: We're getting conservative judges nominated; we are getting regulations rolled back; we're getting a real fight for a tax cut; we're getting a much more aggressive pro-American trade policy, and pro-American farm policy," Gringrich told host John Catsimatidis.
"The other side sees this as the end of their way of life. He is an enormous threat to them."
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Newt is as relevant as Rove and one of the Gators as I see it. He's got some schlubby nerd Toffler " Futurist " ideas and is one of those ineffective whimps that can talk he way out of a real fight and rides whatever wave the water wings on his chubby arms carry him through.
You left out he's usually the smartest one in the room. Nuff said.
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