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White House adviser Kellyanne Conway spent 39 minutes defending President Trump on CNN on Thursday night — but got no love from her husband, George, who trolled her on Twitter. The president’s counselor sparred with host Chris Cuomo on his primetime show, where she claimed it’s a “slur” to accuse Trump of lying. “You took a shot at the president tonight. You called him a slur I’m not going to repeat,” Conway said. When Cuomo asked what slur she was referring to, Conway replied, “You’re saying he’s not telling the truth. That’s a slur. That’s a slur.” She insisted that...

Eric Trump launches extraordinary attack on Kellyanne's husband George Conway, slamming the 'utter disrespect' he shows his 'wife, her career and place of work' and brands his 'ugly' actions 'horrible' • Eric Trump accused George Conway of trying to ruin his wife's career • Conway is married to Kellyanne Conway, an adviser to President Donald Trump • George Conway, a longtime Republican lawyer, has been critical of Trump • On Monday, Conway tweeted that Trump may be guilty of federal crimes

So when the husband to White House senior staffer Kellyanne Conway announced that he was forming a coalition of conservative lawyers designed to challenge the Trump Administration on the legal battlefield, Levin’s take causes big ripples. George Conway is a frequent critic of President Donald Trump...[cut] But Levin sees something more sinister in Mr. Conway’s efforts, or what Trump ostensibly called a publicity stunt. Levin tweeted: Apparently you believe in publicly humiliating your wife, moron https://t.co/KWy40cGK4t— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) November 15, 2018

Kellyanne Conway described former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton as the “queen of abortion” while suggesting Clinton was the reason Democrats “aren’t talking much” about the issue anymore. Appearing on Fox News’s Fox and Friends, the White House counselor suggested Democrats were focusing less on abortion issues in order to appeal to more women ahead of the upcoming midterms. Conway made the claim during a discussion of whether women would be put off voting for the GOP in the midterms. “Women put a lot into their voting consideration. They’re not single-issue voters, we’re not single-issue thinkers,” Conway said. “We can do...

Stumbled across this on youtube = sorry you have to listen to a CNN operative. In an interview with Jake Tapper, Kellyanne Conway gives a good summary of the testimony of both Ford and Judge Kavanaugh. She also talks about the FBI investigation.

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said the woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually attacking her in 1982 should be allowed to publicly air her claims before the Senate Judiciary Committee. “This woman should not be insulted and she should not be ignored. I think the Senate is headed toward a reasonable approach, allowing this woman to be heard in sworn testimony, allowing Judge Kavanaugh to be heard in sworn testimony,” Conway said in an interview on “Fox & Friends” Monday. “I spoke with the president, I spoke with Senator [Lindsey] Graham and others. This woman will be...

Disloyal: Lawyer George Conway, the husband of White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway, took another opportunity to publicly bash her boss, POTUS Donald Trump, on Saturday while at the same time sticking up for President Obama. Earlier, POTUS Trump, in acknowledging Obama’s return to the campaign trail on behalf of far-Left Democrats, recalled when the former president said in 2008 he had visited “57 states” on the campaign trail.

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway has "no idea" who the mysterious New York Times op-ed author is, but she knows what will become of him or her. The author, reportedly a "senior official" in the Trump administration, will be outed, Conway predicted on "Fox & Friends" Monday morning. “Cowards are like criminals – they eventually suss out themselves because they eventually confess or brag to the wrong person, and I suspect that’s what will happen here.” -@KellyannePolls on anonymous NYT op-ed writer pic.twitter.com/FRiFqKmH4w— FOX & friends (@foxandfriends) September 10, 2018 The author, who she calls "unimpressive," wanted to be a...

George Conway has developed a reputation for sharing and penning critical tweets of Donald Trump, even though his wife is one of the president's most high-profile advisers. Until recently, it hasn't been clear whether this gets under his wife's skin, but that has since changed. A recent profile of the couple in The Washington Post reveals that Kellyanne Conway finds her husband's anti-Tump tweets "disrespectful." "I think it’s disrespectful," she told the Post. "I think it disrespects his wife." By and large, George tends to decline interview requests regarding his critical opinions of President Trump on Twitter. But in the...

Top White House spinmeister Kellyanne Conway liked a tweet from an NBC News personality blasting President Trump’s “zero tolerance” border policy, which has separated more than 2,300 migrant children from their parents. “You will forever be remembered as the president who traumatized children and only pulled back when the Publicity turned sour,” MSNBC morning host and longtime Trump critic Mika Brzezinski said in the tweet, which Conway liked. The Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy has been roundly condemned by human rights groups, religious leaders — including Pope Francis, Democrats and many Republican politicians.

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway's husband on Monday released an article defending the constitutionality of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russian election meddling. The piece, titled "The Terrible Arguments Against the Constitutionality of the Mueller Investigation," takes aim at President Trump's recent Twitter attacks on the probe, in which the president argues the investigation is unconstitutional. Conway points out the initial spelling errors in the tweet and said he most likely got his argument from conservative legal scholar Steven Calabresi. "Unfortunately for the president, these writings are no more correct than the...

WASHINGTON – The author of new book on President Trump blames White House counselor Kellyanne Conway for being behind most of the leaks to the media. “If you wonder why there are so many leaks out of the White House, one reason is Kellyanne is the number one leaker,” said Ronald Kessler, author of “The Trump White House: Changing the Rules of the Game.”

Kellyanne Conway, a top advisor to President Donald Trump, violated the federal law prohibiting some political activity by high-level officials with her comments in two television interviews about the special election for a Senate seat from Alabama, the U.S. Office of Special Counsel said Tuesday. That investigatory office said it has sent its report on Conway's actions to Trump for "appropriate disciplinary action." But the White House quickly disputed the report's findings on Conway's so-called Hatch Act violations. The report said that in her two TV interviews, "Conway appeared in her official capacity" and in one case "advocated against one...

Washington (CNN)The US Office of Special Counsel announced Tuesday that White House aide Kellyanne Conway violated the Hatch Act on two occasions by "advocating for and against candidates" in last year's Alabama Senate special election. In a new report, the OSC special counsel, Henry Kerner, pointed to Conway's TV interviews conducted in her "official capacity" in November and December of last year. The agency said Conway "impermissibly mixed official government business with political views about candidates in the Alabama special election." >P> One of the two interviews was on CNN's "New Day," and the second was on Fox News' "Fox...

The #MeToo movement, a campaign of women across the country speaking out against sexual assault, are the winners of 2017's TIME Person of the Year race. Hollywood actresses and artists were among those featured in the report, but Trump senior adviser Kellyanne Conway was not included. She thinks her conservatism had something to do with it. Conway claims that the media ignored her "me too" moment during last year's presidential campaign. She sounded off on the double standard at the POLITICO Women Rule Summit Tuesday. "Yes, of course I’ve had a ‘me too’ moment, but nobody cared about that,” Conway...

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway and CNN co-host Chris Cuomo engaged in a 22-minute yelling match over Roy Moore, tax reform and foreign policy during "New Day" Wednesday morning. Conway, stealing the interviewer role from Cuomo at multiple points in the appearance, asked him if he believed Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., and Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., should resign due to multiple allegations of sexual assault against each man. "Let me tell you the hypocrisy we see at every turn. Al Franken is in the Senate right now. He has admitted this. In front of a glowing audience," Conway said. "He...

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway on Monday said she would have fired ABC's Brian Ross if he made the kind of error he made last week, when he said former national security adviser Michael Flynn made contact with the Russians when Donald Trump was still just a candidate for president. After Ross's story tanked the stock market, ABC first issued a clarification and then a full correction to the story, and suspended him for four weeks without pay. "If Brian Ross worked for me, and I was a private employer for many years, it would not be four weeks of...

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway has been chosen to be President Trump's "opioid czar." Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Wednesday that the former pollster will supervise the White House's efforts to combat opioid addiction. "The president has made this a White House priority," Sessions said. "He's asked her to coordinate and lead the effort from the White House." Trump declared opioid abuse a national public health emergency in October. Federal data shows opioids such as heroin, fentanyl, and prescription painkillers kill 71 Americans a day. "She is exceedingly talented," Sessions continued about Conway. "She understands messaging." --snip-- The news of...

The U.S. Office of Special Counsel is opening a case file to address allegations that White House counselor Kellyanne Conway violated federal law when she made comments about GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore's Democratic challenger. Walter Shaub, the former director of the Office of Government Ethics, filed a complaint with the Office of Special Counsel last week alleging that Conway violated the Hatch Act, a decades-old law prohibiting federal employees from using their offices to campaign for or against political candidates.

Lookee, Lookee, KellyAnne Conway says "Yea" declaring that the Republicans need every Republican vote they can gather to pass the "Trump" tax reform and tax cut bill, now in progress in the Senate & House. Can POTUS, Trump be far behind? Mr. POTUS, the time for your "Profile in Courage" has arrived. It quite clearly appears that the sex abuse charges against Roy Moore have little fact basis, and not much leg worth. The fake news uttering of nutcase,"Gloria Allred" have crashed and burned...and, Judge Roy Moore has taken back the lead in the Senate race, gaining massive Alabama voter...