Gingrich Criticizes Harris Ad Encouraging Women's Voting Privacy

The ad, featuring Julia Roberts, emphasizes the confidentiality of voting, sparking backlash from conservatives.

Newt Gingrich condemned a pro-Harris ad narrated by Julia Roberts for suggesting women can vote differently from their husbands without informing them.
The ad, produced by Vote Common Good, aims to empower women to vote independently, highlighting the privacy of the voting booth.
Gingrich labeled the ad as promoting dishonesty and criticized it as symptomatic of what he sees as the Democratic Party's moral decline.
Fox News host Sean Hannity and other conservatives joined Gingrich in expressing outrage, calling the ad's message 'sick' and 'amoral.'
The ad has sparked a broader debate on voting privacy and marital dynamics, with critics pointing out Gingrich's own history of marital infidelity.