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George Conway, a longtime Trump critic and husband of Kellyanne Conway, is running for the U.S. House in New York’s 12th district as a Democrat, continuing his break with the GOP and anti-Trump stance; his bid comes in a crowded race and raises questions about his platform and electability.
George Conway, a former conservative lawyer and outspoken critic of Donald Trump, has filed paperwork to run as a Democrat for New York City's 12th Congressional District, a race that includes several high-profile contenders to succeed retiring Rep. Jerry Nadler.
George Conway, a prominent Trump critic and co-founder of The Lincoln Project, has filed to run for New York's 12th congressional district seat, joining a crowded primary race after Nadler announced his retirement. Conway's candidacy adds to the diverse field of candidates, including notable figures like Jack Schlossberg and Cameron Kasky.
George Conway warns that Donald Trump may defy the U.S. Supreme Court, similar to political turmoil in Israel, suggesting a potential constitutional crisis in the United States.
George Conway criticized Donald Trump for only now realizing Putin has been manipulating him for years, highlighting Trump's recent comments on the Russia-Ukraine war and his admission of misjudging Putin, which Conway and others see as evidence of Trump's naivety or foolishness.
Conservative pundit George Conway predicts that former President Trump will not be unanimously acquitted in the Manhattan hush money trial, where he faces 34 counts of falsifying business records. Conway believes the defense's best hope is to convince one juror to hang the group, leading to a mistrial. Closing statements are set to begin Tuesday, with jury deliberations to follow.
Conservative attorney George Conway criticized former President Trump for his "moral depravity" after Trump falsely claimed the FBI intended to kill him during the Mar-a-Lago search for classified documents. Conway supported Special Counsel Jack Smith's request for a gag order to prevent Trump from making statements that could incite violence against law enforcement.
Conservative attorney George Conway has placed an anti-Trump billboard near the former president's Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach, Florida, reading "Vote for Joe, Not the Psycho." Conway, a vocal Trump critic, chose the location to ensure Trump would see it, adding that he did it "on a lark" and hopes it amuses Trump as much as it does him.
Conservative attorney George Conway revealed a previously undisclosed incident involving Donald Trump's concern over the exposure of his alleged affairs and attempts to cover them up. Conway recounted a phone call Trump made to Ivanka Trump in 2018 while an interview with Playboy model Karen McDougal, who claimed to have had an affair with Trump, was being broadcast. The call revealed Trump's deep concern about the situation. The hush money trial, which involves alleged payments to McDougal and porn actor Stormy Daniels to keep quiet about alleged affairs, began with jury selection on Monday.
George Conway revealed a previously undisclosed incident involving Donald Trump's concern over the airing of an interview with Playboy model Karen McDougal, who alleged an affair with him. Conway recounted a phone call where Trump asked Ivanka if they were watching the interview, indicating his deep worry. The hush money trial, where Trump faces 34 felony counts related to alleged payments to McDougal and Stormy Daniels, has begun.
George Conway, a prominent Trump critic and conservative attorney, has donated the maximum legal amount of $929,600 to the Biden Victory Fund and will headline a fundraiser for President Joe Biden's campaign. Conway emphasized the importance of the election in preserving democracy and the rule of law, stating that his contribution is a bargain. His involvement in the fundraiser reflects his commitment to making a statement and supporting Biden's reelection effort.
Conservative lawyer George Conway expects former President Trump to violate the gag order imposed by Judge Juan Merchan in the hush money trial, citing Trump's inability to restrain himself. The gag order prohibits public comments about witnesses, prosecutors, and court staff with the intent to interfere with the case. Conway anticipates Trump will push the limits, potentially leading to a violation, as he faces 34 counts in New York related to hush money payments.
George Conway, a vocal critic of Donald Trump, suggested that New York Attorney General Letitia James may benefit from the recent appellate court ruling lowering Trump's appeal bond to $175 million, as it guarantees the state the ability to collect at least that much if it wins the appeal without having to chase Trump's assets. Despite Trump's indication that he intends to pay the bond quickly, the reduced bond could be seen as a win for James and her office in their pursuit of the penalty against Trump and The Trump Organization.
The media's recent uproar over Donald Trump's "bloodbath" comment is being criticized as cynical and dishonest, with accusations of taking the comment out of context to create a false narrative. Despite the controversy, Trump's remarks were related to the automotive industry and did not suggest a call for violence. Critics argue that the media's treatment of Trump's words reflects a larger issue of bias and dishonesty in political coverage, while also highlighting the divisive nature of political discourse in the current climate.
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments regarding Donald Trump's claim of immunity from criminal prosecution for actions during his presidency, a move that could delay his federal election interference trial until after the 2024 presidential election. Lawyer George Conway believes this delay may not benefit Trump politically, as a trial closer to the general election could harm his chances with voters. However, legal expert Dave Aronberg expressed doubts about this prediction, suggesting that the Court's decision could ultimately be more beneficial to Trump.