Why did Kellyanne Conway decide to leave Trump’s White House?

Natalie Jennings, editor of the Washington Post's 'The Fix,' discusses Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway's decision to leave the White House.

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37 comments

  1. The daughter’s move toward emancipation was a blight on Trump’s campaign. More dysfunction with the Dumpster fire.

  2. Conway’s husband is also stepping back, from his Lincoln Project (dedicated to Trump’s defeat in November). Looks like the Twitter ranting of their daughter — who asked for “emancipation” and despises the conservative politics of both her parents — caught their attention. Things must be pretty grim at home for them to drop everything less than 3 months before the election (and, for Kellyanne, on the first day of the RNC).

    1. @John Lightfoot I don’t disagree — but my point was it’s unfair (if not blatantly partisan) to blame George Conway for his wife’s decision to leave her job, while saying nothing about her role in him doing the same.

      My other point (given their daughter’s highly strung Twitter activity) was that, for a change, a couple of high-profile types appear to be on the level in citing “focus on family” as the reason for stepping back from public life.

    2. Second Guess I agree with you. Kellyanne is over the top with her sycophant and boot licker approach. I like George Conway.

      Auckland. NZ

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