Newt Gingrich Calls Julia Roberts Voting Ad 'Sick' And You May Not Believe Why
By: Hannity, Gingrich (Yahoo News)

Newt Gingrich Calls Julia Roberts Voting Ad 'Sick' And You May Not Believe Why
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) ranted Thursday that a Julia Roberts -narrated ad assuring women that they can vote discreetly is “sick.” (Watch the videos below.)
Gingrich claimed the message was symptomatic of Democrats’ amorality. “And the more you watch them, to say, ‘Oh, why don’t you lie to your husband?’ as a publicly advocated ad? That is sick!” he told Fox News ’ Sean Hannity . “And I think we ought to have the courage to say this is a sick, dishonest party.”
Only that is not the message of Vote Common Good ’s online entry. The video encourages women not to cave to domestic intimidation ― subtle or otherwise ― and to vote their conscience.
In the clip, two women share knowing looks at a polling place as one tallies her ballot in favor of Kamala Harris. “Did you make the right choice?” a male companion in a U.S. flag-branded cap asks the woman. “Sure did, honey!” she responds.
“In the one place in America where women still have a right to choose, you can vote any way you want and no one will ever know,” narrates the Oscar-winning actor.
Prompted by Hannity, Gingrich went off on the ad.
“These people are dishonest,” he said. “And so, for them to tell people to lie is just one further example of the depth of their corruption. I mean, how do you run a country where you’re walking around saying, ‘Wives should lie to their husbands, husbands should lie to their wives’?”
“I mean, what kind of a totally amoral, corrupt, sick system have the Democrats developed?” he prattled on. “If you think about it at that level, it is astonishing, the decay.”
Gingrich continued his diatribe about the video, which has triggered other conservatives such as Fox News’ Jesse Watters .
“Instead of having dignity and patriotism and a sense of morality, these are really sick people,” Gingrich said.
Mediaite also pointed out the hypocrisy of Gingrich’s outrage, given his reportedly dishonest behavior toward his second wife, whom he divorced after an affair with the woman who would become his third wife.
“How could he ask me for a divorce on Monday and within 48 hours give a speech on family values and talk about how people treat people?” Marianne Gingrich said in 2012 of her ex-husband revealing his affair.

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Former GOP House Speaker Newt Gingrich ranted Thursday that a Julia Roberts-narrated ad assuring women that they can vote discreetly is "sick." (Watch the videos below.)
Gingrich claimed the message was symptomatic of the Democrats' amorality. "And the more you watch them, to say, 'Oh, why don't you lie to your husband?' as a publicly advocated ad? That is sick!" he told Fox News' Sean Hannity. "And I think we ought to have the courage to say this is a sick, dishonest party."
Only that is not the message of Vote Common Good's online entry. The video encourages women not to cave to domestic intimidation ― subtle or otherwise ― and to vote their conscience.
In the clip, two women share knowing looks at a polling place as one tallies her ballot in favor of Kamala Harris. "'Did you make the right choice?′ a male companion in a U.S. flag-branded cap asks the woman. "Sure did, honey!" she responds.
"In the one place in America where women still have a right to choose, you can vote any way you want and no one will ever know," says Roberts, the Oscar-winning actor.
Prompted by Hannity, Gingrich went off on the ad.
"These people are dishonest," he said. "... And so, for them to tell people to lie is just one further example of the depth of their corruption. I mean, how do you run a country where you're walking around saying, 'Wives should lie to their husbands, husbands should lie to their wives?'"
"I mean, what kind of a totally amoral, corrupt, sick system have the Democrats developed?" he prattled on. "If you think about it at that level, it is astonishing, the decay."
Gingrich continued his diatribe about the video, which has triggered other conservatives such as Fox News' Jesse Watters.
"Instead of having dignity and patriotism and a sense of morality, these are really sick people," Gingrich went on. "And the more you watch them, to say, 'Oh, why don't you lie to your husband?' as a publicly advocated ad? That is sick! And I think we ought to have the courage to say this is a sick, dishonest party."
Mediaite also pointed out the hypocrisy of Gingrich's outrage, given his reportedly dishonest behavior toward his second wife, whom he divorced after an affair with the woman who would become his third wife.
"How could he ask me for a divorce on Monday and within 48 hours give a speech on family values and talk about how people treat people?" Marianne Gingrich said in 2012 of her ex-husband revealing his affair.
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So it is 'sick' to lie to your husband about who you vote for (to avoid conflicts and animosity) but it is not 'sick' for a husband to demand his wife vote as he sees fit?
The level of screwed up 'reasoning' in the current GOP is staggering.
Trump supporters complaining about keeping the privacy of the voting booth private as being actually lying is funny.
Gingrich (the womanizing liar) complaining about it is hilarious!
Pretty sure he lied to his wives when he was cheating on them.
One was dying of cancer, IIRC.
Who's sick and amoral, again?
I don’t care what this 81 year old man has to say about anything.
Age discrimination?
No, low character discrimination.
As time goes on I find myself caring less and less about more and more . . .
Newt Gingrich is a disease.
And there's no cure for the Newt Gingr itch!
Women lying to their husbands about who they voted for? Nobody not even a husband has the right to ask women who they voted for.
And Newt Gringrich would finally learn the definition of amorality if he looked in the mirror.
Newt Gingrich is one of the lowest forms of life on Earth.
Declining to state a truth is not lying. It’s merely silence.