George Conway blames White House staff for "working for rapist" despite wife Kellyanne Conway working for Trump

Trump's lawyer and frequent critic, George Conway, criticized White House staff on Tuesday for reproaching him for working for "a rapist," while his wife Kellyanne Conway was working as a senior advisor. Of the president.

"I love the fact that these people who work for a rapist do not hesitate to be accused of abuse by someone who criticizes the rapist," he said. Conway wrote on Twitter, re-tweeting a post from conservative political analyst Bill Kristol. Trump has been charged with sexual assault and rape by many women, but none of these allegations have been proven and the president has never been charged with a sexual crime.

In Kristol's original tweet, the analyst wrote: "Trump asks Scarabucci, head of communications at the White House, to use Trump-compatible communication devices." Trump detects that a large-scale defector who is ready to to say that he was wrong and can defend himself in case of an attack is particularly dangerous. "

I adore the fact that these people who work for a rapist do not hesitate to accuse anyone of abusive abuse on the part of the one who criticizes him or her. https://t.co/pouoi6kFz3

– George Conway (@gtconway3d) August 20, 2019

The tweet also shared a link to an article from Washington Examiner, entitled: & # 39; & # 39; Dirty Secret "Scaramucci is an" abused employee ". and claimed that White House officials had a case. & # 39; & # 39; The article quoted anonymous sources as saying that Anthony Scaramucci, who briefly served as the White House's director of communications under Trump, had been abusive to staff and had confronted an employee about An alleged case with a higher male leader.

Scaramucci has become very critical of Trump and his administration over the past two months. He confirmed that he was no longer supporting Trump and claimed that more Republicans would give up the president before the 2020 elections. Scaramucci said in an interview Sunday with Fox News that Trump's Loyalists should be deprogrammed as if they were in a cult. He had previously stated that the president was "dismantling a bit and that he was looking more and more absurd".

Conway and his relationship with his wife, who regularly appears on television and in front of reporters to defend Trump and his administration, have been the subject of rampant speculation over the past two years. While George Conway regularly attacks the President and his policy, Kellyanne Conway is one of his most fervent defenders. She often provokes controversy with the words she addresses to journalists and the media.

Last March, Kellyanne Conway publicly disapproved of her husband after claiming that Americans should be concerned about the "mental state and psychological state" of the president.

"No, I do not share those concerns," she told the press about her husband's warnings.

A few days later, after Trump directly attacked her husband, she defended the president.

"[Trump] Kellyanne Conway told Politico: "But you think that he should not answer when someone, a health professional, accuses him of having a mental disorder? Do you think that he should just sit down? She added that her husband should not play a psychiatrist.