Kellyanne Conway’s husband, George Conway, took President Donald Trump to the woodshed repeatedly on Friday in response to his ignorance over how the government and laws work and for irresponsibly scheming to release detained migrants into sanctuary cities.
Despite frequently portraying migrants as criminals and terrorists, Trump tried to release migrants into American cities in retaliation against his political opponents.
Of course, doing so would mean breaking the law on so many levels, and could put lives in danger if some migrants just happen to be violent.
While Kellyanne Conway is out there defending Trump’s stupidity and vindictiveness, George Conway hammered him on Twitter.
First he slammed him for acting like a “tinpot” dictator.
He’s just an incompetent and ineffectual tinpot. https://t.co/NKwhbFZGey
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) April 12, 2019
Then he compared Trump to a chimpanzee, only the chimp is much more intelligent.
Watching Trump try to work the levers of the government these days makes one think of what it would be like to see a chimpanzee try to drive a Corvette, except that the chimp would probably have a better idea of what it was doing. https://t.co/MQihB969gV
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) April 12, 2019
Conway then referred to Trump as a “clown” who doesn’t know how to run a government.
we have a clown show not a government https://t.co/XzdCKTHn2J
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) April 12, 2019
And he concluded by shaming Trump for not understanding the Constitution.
For Trump to comply with his obligations under that constitutional provision would require him to have a clue about what he is supposed to taking care of. https://t.co/o15RIUdvQo
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) April 12, 2019
This is yet another escalation of Conway’s offensive against Trump, which includes questioning his mental health and declaring Trump unfit for office “beyond a reasonable doubt.”
He’s right. The question is, however, will his wife and Republicans in Congress ever reach the same conclusions?
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