By Newt Gingrich (original source News Week)
“The first Democratic debates reinforced an instinct I first had months ago. Kamala Harris had the best debate of the 20 people on stage. She had the best one-liner. She had the most commanding presence. She felt the most energized and best prepared.
In fact, these first debates will be remembered for the incredibly weak performance of Joe Biden, the weak performance of Bernie Sanders, the competent performance of Elizabeth Warren, and the standout performance by Kamala Harris.
For the first time, it looks like the finalists in the struggle for the Democratic nomination for president may be two senators—one from each coast. If this is the case, the choice may come down to Warren’s icy intelligence versus Harris’s passionate crowd pleasing. I would bet on Harris winning that showdown.
I first said that I thought Harris was the most likely nominee back in January. A number of reporters called to ask for my reasoning.
As I answered their questions, I was reminded of three big facts about the American political process.”
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