Conservative attorney George Conway went after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) that impeachment was a distraction: “There should have been shame enough in orchestrating...

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“There should have been shame enough in orchestrating the acquittal of an impeached president who, in order to extort help for his ree******n campaign, unlawfully withheld security aid to an ally,” wrote Conway, who is an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump despite his wife Kellyanne Conway serving in a senior advisory role in the administration.

“But it turns out Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) was just getting started.”

In an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt Tuesday, McConnell said that c****av***s first “came up while we were tied down on the impeachment trial,” which he claimed “diverted the attention of the government.”

In the column published later that day, Conway labeled this sentiment “gaslighting of the highest order.”

Walking through the c****av***s and impeachment trial timelines, the attorney pointed out that Trump blew off the outbreak as nothing to worry about numerous times during the trial, and had time to hold five campaign rallies and play golf in Mar-a-Lago during the early and even intermediate stages of the outbreak.

Weeks after the impeachment trial concluded on Feb. 5, Trump, still downplaying the seriousness of the burgeoning outbreak, riffed at a South Carolina campaign event that his political opponents were weaponizing the v***s as a “h**x” against his presidency. In early March, despite social distancing measures and cancellations of major events and gatherings, Trump said he would continue to hold 2020 campaign rallies.

He repeatedly dismissed early concerns about the outbreak and ignored warnings from intelligence and medical community professionals, leading to a delayed response in the critical window needed to prepare.

“The problem wasn’t impeachment — it was the president,” Conway wrote.

“If anything, it was McConnell and his fellow Senate Republicans’ refusal to remove him, not the impeachment itself, that helped bring us to where we are today.”

https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/george-conway-oped-mitch-mcconnell-071910965.html

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rumitoid wrote:

“There should have been shame enough in orchestrating the acquittal of an impeached president who, in order to extort help for his ree******n campaign, unlawfully withheld security aid to an ally,” wrote Conway, who is an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump despite his wife Kellyanne Conway serving in a senior advisory role in the administration.

“But it turns out Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) was just getting started.”

In an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt Tuesday, McConnell said that c****av***s first “came up while we were tied down on the impeachment trial,” which he claimed “diverted the attention of the government.”

In the column published later that day, Conway labeled this sentiment “gaslighting of the highest order.”

Walking through the c****av***s and impeachment trial timelines, the attorney pointed out that Trump blew off the outbreak as nothing to worry about numerous times during the trial, and had time to hold five campaign rallies and play golf in Mar-a-Lago during the early and even intermediate stages of the outbreak.

Weeks after the impeachment trial concluded on Feb. 5, Trump, still downplaying the seriousness of the burgeoning outbreak, riffed at a South Carolina campaign event that his political opponents were weaponizing the v***s as a “h**x” against his presidency. In early March, despite social distancing measures and cancellations of major events and gatherings, Trump said he would continue to hold 2020 campaign rallies.

He repeatedly dismissed early concerns about the outbreak and ignored warnings from intelligence and medical community professionals, leading to a delayed response in the critical window needed to prepare.

“The problem wasn’t impeachment — it was the president,” Conway wrote.

“If anything, it was McConnell and his fellow Senate Republicans’ refusal to remove him, not the impeachment itself, that helped bring us to where we are today.”

https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/george-conway-oped-mitch-mcconnell-071910965.html

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Trump certainly had time to golf and hold rallies, so maybe that's what distracted him..........................and the other 1000+ employees who should have been on top of things.

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rumitoid wrote:

“There should have been shame enough in orchestrating the acquittal of an impeached president who, in order to extort help for his ree******n campaign, unlawfully withheld security aid to an ally,” wrote Conway, who is an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump despite his wife Kellyanne Conway serving in a senior advisory role in the administration.

“But it turns out Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) was just getting started.”

In an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt Tuesday, McConnell said that c****av***s first “came up while we were tied down on the impeachment trial,” which he claimed “diverted the attention of the government.”

In the column published later that day, Conway labeled this sentiment “gaslighting of the highest order.”

Walking through the c****av***s and impeachment trial timelines, the attorney pointed out that Trump blew off the outbreak as nothing to worry about numerous times during the trial, and had time to hold five campaign rallies and play golf in Mar-a-Lago during the early and even intermediate stages of the outbreak.

Weeks after the impeachment trial concluded on Feb. 5, Trump, still downplaying the seriousness of the burgeoning outbreak, riffed at a South Carolina campaign event that his political opponents were weaponizing the v***s as a “h**x” against his presidency. In early March, despite social distancing measures and cancellations of major events and gatherings, Trump said he would continue to hold 2020 campaign rallies.

He repeatedly dismissed early concerns about the outbreak and ignored warnings from intelligence and medical community professionals, leading to a delayed response in the critical window needed to prepare.

“The problem wasn’t impeachment — it was the president,” Conway wrote.

“If anything, it was McConnell and his fellow Senate Republicans’ refusal to remove him, not the impeachment itself, that helped bring us to where we are today.”

https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/george-conway-oped-mitch-mcconnell-071910965.html

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I dont care, theyr’e all criminals and guilty of Treason either way !

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rumitoid wrote:

“There should have been shame enough in orchestrating the acquittal of an impeached president who, in order to extort help for his ree******n campaign, unlawfully withheld security aid to an ally,” wrote Conway, who is an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump despite his wife Kellyanne Conway serving in a senior advisory role in the administration.

“But it turns out Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) was just getting started.”

In an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt Tuesday, McConnell said that c****av***s first “came up while we were tied down on the impeachment trial,” which he claimed “diverted the attention of the government.”

In the column published later that day, Conway labeled this sentiment “gaslighting of the highest order.”

Walking through the c****av***s and impeachment trial timelines, the attorney pointed out that Trump blew off the outbreak as nothing to worry about numerous times during the trial, and had time to hold five campaign rallies and play golf in Mar-a-Lago during the early and even intermediate stages of the outbreak.

Weeks after the impeachment trial concluded on Feb. 5, Trump, still downplaying the seriousness of the burgeoning outbreak, riffed at a South Carolina campaign event that his political opponents were weaponizing the v***s as a “h**x” against his presidency. In early March, despite social distancing measures and cancellations of major events and gatherings, Trump said he would continue to hold 2020 campaign rallies.

He repeatedly dismissed early concerns about the outbreak and ignored warnings from intelligence and medical community professionals, leading to a delayed response in the critical window needed to prepare.

“The problem wasn’t impeachment — it was the president,” Conway wrote.

“If anything, it was McConnell and his fellow Senate Republicans’ refusal to remove him, not the impeachment itself, that helped bring us to where we are today.”

https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/george-conway-oped-mitch-mcconnell-071910965.html

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If I remember correctly not one Republican in Congress v**eD to impeach President Trump and 2 or 3 Democrats joined Republicans against impeachment . Plus one Democrat became Republican!!!So Conway can just jump in the lake !! Why Kellyanne is still married to that fool is beyond me!