Gingrich can’t believe women are told they can vote differently than men

Former Speaker of the House of Representatives Newt Gingrich And Fox News host Sean Hannity panicked together Thursday over a pro-Kamala Harris ad, narrated by Julia Roberts, that emphasizes that women don’t have to vote how their husbands want or tell them who they voted for.

The Vote Common Good ad obviously irritated other right-wingers, like Turning Point USA’s Charlie Kirk, and Thursday evening it was Gingrich’s turn, who appeared on Hannity leaning into outrage as usual.

Gingrich started preaching about honesty.

“These people are dishonest. They are ruthless and routinely dishonest at every level,” he said, after Hannity grumbled about “Hollywood assholes.” “And so telling people to lie is yet another example of the depth of their corruption.”

“How do you run a country where you go around saying women should lie to their husbands, and men should lie to their wives?” Gingrich asked who cheated his first and second wives.

“What kind of totally amoral, corrupt, sick system have the Democrats developed?”

Gringrich ended his tirade by claiming that the era of “dignity, patriotism and a sense of morality” is over and has been replaced by “really sick people.”

“We must have the courage to say this is a sick, dishonest party,” he said.