Trump lashes out at Kellyanne Conway over her new book, says she ‘could go back to her crazy husband’

Sparks flew between former President Donald J. Trump and Kellyanne Conway who served as senior White House counsel during his historic tenure at the nation’s helm, vehemently disagreeing with a claim in her new book which was released this week.

Conway, who was also Trump’s 2016 campaign manager has been hitting the media circuit to promote her tell-all account of her tumultuous time in the administration. She raised the ire of her ex-boss with her account that she told him that he had lost the 2020 election, a contest that Trump continues to contend wasn’t on the up-and-up.

According to her book “Here’s the Deal: A Memoir,” Conway wrote, “I may have been the first person Donald Trump trusted in his inner circle who told him that he had come up short this time.”

“It wasn’t the result I wanted. It wasn’t the result some 74 million Americans — by far the largest number of people ever to vote for an incumbent president — wanted,” she added.

It was a statement that drew a strong response from the ex-POTUS who rebutted her account via his Truth Social media account, also jabbing her “crazy husband,” serial-tweeting Never Trumper George Conway.

“Kellyanne Conway never told me that she thought we lost the election,” Trump wrote. “If she had I wouldn’t have dealt with her any longer – she would have been wrong – could go back to her crazy husband,”

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“Writing books can make people say some very strange things. I wonder why?” Trump asked. “Got 12 million more votes than we did the first time, the most votes, by far, of any sitting President. The election was RIGGED. They used Covid to cheat and steal, and the evidence is massive and indisputable.”

“See ‘2000 Mules,” Trump added, referring to the movie by Dinesh D’Souza on irregularities in the 2020 election, specifically ballot trafficking.

In Conway’s new book, she blames many of those close to the former and possibly future president for not leveling with him that he had come up short in the election, instead promising him “goods they could not deliver” and derogatively referring to them as “supplicants, sycophants and showmen.”

“Rather than accepting responsibility for the loss, they played along and lent full-throated encouragement (privately, not on TV) when Trump kept insisting he won… The team had failed on November 3, and they failed again afterward. By not confronting the candidate with the grim reality of his situation, that the proof had not surfaced to support the claims, they denied him the evidence he sought and the respect he was due. Instead supplicant after sycophant after showman genuflected in front of the Resolute Desk and promised the president goods they could not deliver,” according to Conway.

In other tidbits from “Here’s the Deal: A Memoir,” she claims that Trump almost dropped out of the 2016 presidential race over the infamous “Access Hollywood” tape, ripped Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner as “shrewd and calculating” and dished on her troubled relationship with her “crazy husband” George who constantly undermined her with Twitter hot takes on her boss.

“Clearly he was cheating by tweeting,” she wrote. “I was having a hard time competing with his new fling.”

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22 thoughts on “Trump lashes out at Kellyanne Conway over her new book, says she ‘could go back to her crazy husband’

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  2. He is ugly. She acts as if she’s intoxicated by alcohol. Perhaps this abusive relationship needs to be examined more carefully. This is unhealthy situation.

  3. Conways husband reminds me of my alcoholic, bipolar, gambling addicted, former wife. The kids all protected her. If one stays with such a toxic person, they become just as unhealthy. Kellyanne should have left him. She might be healthier and respected today. She’s nutz.

  4. Exactly. That was my exact response. She’s as crazy as that thing of hers that she calls husband. I met Kayleigh McEnanny. Wow! Now she is the real deal.

  5. Kellyanne should have divorced her IDIOT husband years ago. She can afford to live without such a scumbag. She definitely did NOT marry him for his looks or personality. She must have been drink. She makes enough $$$$$$$$ to support the kids without him. Why stay married to such a LOSER?

    1. Looks or personality? Conway is as ugly as can be. He is one to avoid. He is toxic. She’s become as unhealthy as him. She actually looks like she’s become quite a drinker.

  6. She’s a LIER He didn’t loose. The election was STOLDEN, AND BRAIN DEAD XIDEN was installed.

    1. Brain dead. Weak minded influenced by the toxic ugly Conway husband. We Catholics need to know when to walk away from toxic unhealthy people. Like a priest told me, it takes two people. When one walks away, there’s no more marriage. Conway walked away when he dishonored his wife and disrespected her employer, our president. Book sale, before it gets on a slow boat to China with all the other can’t sell books.

  7. I thought she should have quit when her loser husband started to name call President Trump and conclude against him while she was being paid by President Trump to work for the American people. Her nose job tells it all, and she is about on the same level as her loser husband and traitor. I do not respect Kelly and will not watch any programs that she is now on to promote her stupid lying book. My highest value is loyalty and she is scam along with her scam husband.

  8. Trump, you just never know when to shut up. Now, you’re turning on your friends. That’s stupid. DeSantis in ’24.

  9. Another Judas… and… is she so stupid as to deny the massive 2020 election FRAUD?? Trying for a job at CNN?

  10. Kellyanne has been an intelligent, articulate and loyal supporter of President Trump. So why does he attack a trusted ally (or anybody) over the smallest perceived slight or something totally inconsequential He does’t pick his battles and his ego seems uncontrollable. Don’t get me wrong, I love Trump and think he was one of our greatest Presidents ever, but this is why we need to look to DeSantis for 2024. He is as great a fighter as Trump but speaks more concisely and clearly without rancor, and doesn’t ramble or get off track.

  11. I’m about halfway through her book and I’m finding it interesting and frank. Perhaps the exact verbiage of her discussion is off but the fact is/was the election was “lost”. That’s to say that the cake was baked, there was no reinventing it. I’ve also seen 2,000 mules and that confirmed my own belief that the election was stolen…stolen, lost, pick your term but it was gone. I blame the republicans, they knew it was coming, the whole mail in campaign, etc. and did nothing to try to stop it. Why? Because 2/3rds of them wanted DJT gone too, he was rocking their gravy train. They don’t care about who wins really, just that their con doesn’t get interrupted. At the risk of making this too long,,I will. I never liked Trump pre Presidency and don’t care a whole lot for him now. Having said that, I’m 78, he was by far the most effective president in my lifetime. Other than Obama saying he was going to fundamentally change this country (and he did) Trump is the only one I can ever recall who actually did what he said he would. That said, he’s a New Yorker. Half the New Yorkers dislike the other half and most people not from there don’t think much of either. They tend to be brash, braggadocious, and annoying. That’s him. What’s different, he gets things done and sadly that’s a rare thing nowadays.

  12. Nope….I respect them both. Of course Conway doesn’t want any of the blame for the loss….she had already left the White House and needs her resume untarnished. I don’t blame her for that, and I don’t blame Trump for being disgusted. “Loser” mentality is NOT where Trump comes from.

  13. Conway had already left the Administration when the election took place. That she wants to blame “the team” left behind makes her look small, but also takes her out of the blame for the loss. Neat trick. I do get a chuckle from Trump saying he won’t “deal” with the loser attitude. That’s why we need him back, or DeSantis. We need fighters who don’t think failing is an option, instead of the Failure-in-Chief we’re stuck with now.

  14. So Kelly Anne Conway agrees that Biden was the most popular President in US history at 81 million votes? She seems unbelievably naive for someone in her position. There is NO QUESTION that massive fraud took place in 2020 and we have to make sure it doesn’t happen again or we’re stuck with these psychopaths over us forever.

  15. Donald Trump is always authentic and isn’t afraid to speak his mind. I’d rather have the truth of how someone feels, even though I may not agree with it. I still think Kellyanne Conway was really good, too and this article does not change my opinion. She does have a crazy husband.

  16. And this where Trump totally annoys me! Conway did not say one derogatory word about him but he immediately trashes her for one statement he disagrees with! He has become more of a person I wouldn’t like but would still vote for him because of the job he does!

    1. Every top level Executive I’ve worked with will say EXACTLY what they mean and will respond to something they don’t agree with. That is why they are successful. I respect them both. And Conway is more than tough enough to take it, and probably expected it. That’s what sells books. Trump is helping her.

  17. I would like to see Trump handle these situations a lot better. His mouth is often his worst enemy. State the facts and leave the insults out of it. People are smart enough to understand that she has caved (for money and a book deal). Trump supporters understand what she has done. He would have been better off to acknowledge his disappointment in her capitulation to those who would gladly see her destroyed (as well as himself) and non-viciously stated that he was sorry to see that she has chosen money over honor. I’m a Trump supporter because of his policies, but his mouth could be moderated at times. I understand how he feels, but he needs to tamp down his speech on those feelings, simply because he is supposed to be the grown up in the room. His backers understand anger, but leadership, even angry leadership has to bow down to some standards. Conway won’t be the only one to leave the ship like a rat, so Pres. Trump speak your peace but choose better wording.

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