Kelian Conway, an adviser to former President Trump, wrote in a memoir published tomorrow, “Here’s the Deal,” that she was stunned by the attacks of her husband, attorney George Conway, who has 1.9 million followers on Twitter.
What she says: “I had two men in my life. One was my husband. One was my boss, who was president of the United States. One of these men was defending me. And it wasn’t George Conway. it was Donald Trump. “
George Conway, she writes, disappointed her by “omitting the kind of confidential, civil conversations that spouses usually have when one changes their mind or they both agree to disagree about something big.”
“What are you doing, George?” I asked him clearly and calmly. Every time I got the same answer … “You work crazy,” George said in a high, ominous voice …
“Like everything George did during that time,” Conway continued, “I found out about it after it happened or as it happened. He was mean, almost sinister. Why not own it, share it, make fun of me with a copy of tomorrow’s Washington Post or next week’s Lincoln Project ad? “
In the evening after night I came home from a busy day … While watching dishes, dogs, laundry, managing teenage dramas and traumas, George would be just a few steps away from me, hiding in his home office and plotting against my boss and me. .
When I asked Conway how her husband reacted to these passages, she replied: “I write with love and nostalgia for George for much of the book … People thought we had made a deal … I write in the book that if it’s a show , no one told me; please cancel the season and take me out. “
- “[H]e sent 100,000 tweets; we know what he thinks. It’s time to talk. “
In the end, Conway writes that during a dinner at Mar-a-Lago last year, Trump told her, “Write a great book, darling. You made history. You were the first woman [to manage a winning presidential campaign]. You did a fantastic job. You have to talk about it. “
- When she told him she wanted him still in the Oval Office, Trump said, “We’ll be back, honey. We’ll all be back.”
Conway was introduced by Keith Urban and Matt Latimer of Javelin.
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