Left-wingers cannot fully understand who Russian authoritarian President Vladimir Putin is and why he continues to bombard Ukraine, Newt Gingrich says.
You can now listen to Fox News articles!is and why he continues to bombard Ukraine and its civilians because they lack a basic grasp of good versus evil, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich told Fox News.
"He has said that the greatest disaster of the 20th century was the collapse of the Soviet Union. He clearly is committed to reestablishing a Russian Empire." He claimed, however, that if 20th century Americans took that tact, Adolf Hitler's Third Reich would lead the international system and not American republicanism or parliamentary democracy.
Because liberals refuse to believe the reality of how the planet is set up among its various heads of state and governing systems in this way, it has been difficult to convince them of their flawed worldview, he claimed.
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