Thanks BGS. I agree with your take on it. Obviously.
There are jobs that require someone to be a subordinate, and Newt Gingrich is incapable of being a subordinate.
He thinks his thoughts are too important to keep to himself, and that gets real dicey when you don’t think about the overall picture. Newt thinks he is the overall picture.
The man is capable of rattling off exceptional defenses of the U. S. Constitution, and then go out and give a press briefing that infringes on the U. S. Constitution.
I’ve seen him do just that. (some time in between, but he knows the concepts and then violates them) He’s not the solid rock we need in the White House, in any capacity.
Newt has his brilliant moments and is very convincing. I see him utilized as a hired gun defending or promoting specific policies in a limited capacity.