Newt Gingrich believes America is now facing its ‘biggest constitutional crisis since 1850’

Former House Republican Newt Gingrich said Monday that the United States is caving in under the pressure of politically motivated criminal charges against former President Donald Trump just as it is beginning to do so. beat President Joe Biden at the polls

“I think we’re drifting toward the biggest constitutional crisis since the 1850s and the rise of secession and the Civil War. I don’t say that as hyperbole,” Gingrich said. “So what you’re seeing across the country is a desperate, last-ditch effort by a corrupt machine to destroy its most dangerous opponent in a way that not only breaks the Constitution, destroys the rule of law and establishes a moment of bitterness. which I think will last a generation or more. This is going to be a horrible period, and we just have to understand: People who want to control America and dictate to the rest of us will break any law, lie about any issue, and manipulate the system any way they can.”

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The former Republican leader added that President Biden has learned over the years from watching Hillary Clinton and former President Barack Obama make “millions and millions of dollars,” which Republicans in Congress allege he has done by doing business with the his son Hunter Biden. An investigation of the House Oversight Committee has discovered 170 bank documents tie up members of the Biden family to a series of interconnected shell companies that accepted millions of dollars from foreign companies connected to individuals investigated by local authorities.

President Trump, Gingrich added, is “a real outsider willing to take on the whole system” who “could destroy their whole machine.”

Biden’s Justice Department has so far indicted President Trump twice, once for alleged mismanagement classified documents and a second time related to electoral interference. Democrats in manhattan i Fulton County, Georgia have issued separate criminal indictments, timed, the president’s allies say, to hurt his chances in next year’s election against the Democratic incumbent.

Despite the attack, President Trump has outperformed President Biden face-to-face surveys and kept a mass voting advantage about his rivals for the Republican primaries. Voters are added to support him against charges they consider politically motivated.