Newt Gingrich says Americans should be terrified at the prospect of electing Democrat Hillary Clinton as president. Speaking at the Republican National Convention Wednesday, the former House speaker criticized the Obama administration for its response to terror events worldwide, and warned that a Clinton win in November would be a loss for the nation.
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Gingrich followed Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who was booed off stage by delegates displeased by his refusal to endorse Trump. The former House Speaker challenged Cruz's remarks, by suggesting the audience simply misunderstood him.
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Gingrich called on Americans to ignore party lines and vote for the candidate he publicly endorsed Wednesday, Republican Nominee Donald Trump.
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