This is part two of a six part series from Newt discussing who and what Trumps is. To most of us that live in the real world, this is singing to the choir, but there are millions that are sitting on the fence trying to understand how Trump will be changing everything. Nothing is as it was and therefore the future becomes stressful to many that have a hard time changing their socks everyday let alone having our leader being something few can recognize as main stream.
Familiarity is security and when that familiarity has been lost, many among us become concerned and fearful their personal security is threatened. Needless to say Trump needs to understand this and apparently he does as he has sent out Newt to cover as many bases as he can to assure the population everything is going to be all right.
The message is - Change is good. Be patient, I'll show you well it will work.
Trump’s Entrepreneurial Approach Threatens the Washington Establishment, Says Newt Gingrich
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President-elect Donald Trump is on a collision course with the Washington establishment, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Thursday. A city that is accustomed to doing things a certain way contrasts sharply with Trump’s entrepreneurial approach, he observed.
Gingrich spoke at The Heritage Foundation for the second of a six-part series on understanding Trump and Trumpism. Thursday’s lecture examined the difference between Trump approach’s of “ahead of schedule and under budget” vs. the Washington approach of “behind schedule and over budget.”
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The American people can expect Trump to govern similarly to how he ran his campaign—unconventionally, Gingrich said. “What you have is a president-elect who is entrepreneurial rather than either corporate or bureaucratic, which is part of why he can tweet—he knows what he thinks,” Gingrich said. “He doesn’t have to go to his staff and say, ‘Would five of you sit down for a long period and come back and tell me whether or not I actually think this.’”
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Gingrich noted that “Trump knows you get what you inspect, not what you expect.”
He added, “This tells you a lot about how he gets a Cabinet, how he designs a campaign.”
Gingrich compared Trump’s candidacy to his experience as a builder, placing an emphasis on Trump’s entrepreneurial spirit.
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“If you build a building, it actually has to stand,” he said. “This isn’t like NASA, which has now had 14 studies on how to get to Mars, none of which has gotten us one inch closer to Mars. You could actually stack all the papers up and be closer to Mars. That doesn’t work if you’re actually constructing things.” According to Gingrich, Trump’s success can be attributed to his focus on not only output and results, but also his relationships with others. “If you’re going to be in the building business, you better get used to talking to people who build things.”
Gingrich referred to the president-elect as the most anti-left leader of all time, a person who will eliminate safe spaces and political correctness. “He’s almost never pro-left. He’s almost never pro-political correctness,” Gingrich said. “He’s certainly never pro-stupidity, and he’s always pro-American.” What makes Trump different is that he chooses not to focus on making himself great, but rather on making America great, Gingrich noted.
“A traditional politician, it would have been about him, but [Trump] understood if it was about America, and he’s the guy making America great, that makes him bigger than any traditional politician,” Gingrich said.
Gingrich will continue his six-part series on Trumpism at Heritage on Tuesday, Jan. 17. The speech will take place at 11 a.m. EST.
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