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Kellyanne Conway takes a shot at Mueller’s health — calls him ‘feeble’ and confused

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Trump White House counselor Kellyanne Conway on Thursday took a shot at former special counsel Robert Mueller’s health while discussing his Wednesday testimony before Congress.

Politico reports that Conway appeared on Hugh Hewitt’s radio show and took jabs at Mueller’s performance, which was at times halting.

“Of course, I feel great empathy and compassion for folks who, as some of these headlines suggest, may be feeble or not understanding some of the questions — asking them to be repeated, clearly not conversant with the facts and with his own report,” she said.

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Conway also falsely said that Mueller didn’t deliver any substance, even though he specifically said Trump was not exonerated of committing any crimes and that he could be criminally prosecuted once he leaves office.

“There was no substance,” Conway said. “The best actor in the world can’t perform if there’s no good script, if there’s no plot line, if there is no character development, if there’s no conclusion.”

Conway’s husband, George Conway, has repeatedly criticized President Donald Trump’s mental state and has accused him of suffering from Narcissistic Personality Disorder.


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Trump rages against disloyal Republicans in latest rally rant: ‘A RINO may be the lowest form of human life’

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President Donald Trump went after RINOs, the name for "Republicans In Name Only," those GOP members who don't support him and aren't straight-ticket voters for the Republican Party.

Speaking to a crowd in Arizona, Trump blasted them as the worst demographic.

"Do you know what a RINO is? A RINO may be the lowest form of human life. I actually thought of the others more than the RINO. Do you know why?" Trump asked as the crowd cheered.

Something then was launched by F-15 military aircraft above the rally, which distracted him. Trump bragged that it took him a lot to get them to do it. It's illegal to use government resources for campaign events.

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For a growing number of evangelical Christians, Trump is no longer the lesser of two evils

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It has long been taken for granted that the majority of evangelical Christians in the United States will vote for Donald Trump.

That may well be the case. But there are recent signs that fewer evangelicals will support Trump this time around than in 2016.

In an August 2020 poll for Fox News, Trump registered a 38-point advantage over Joe Biden among among white evangelical voters. That is impressive, but it pales in comparison with his 61-point advantage over Hillary Clinton among evangelicals in the 2016 election.

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CNN’s Jake Tapper reveals the author of the ‘Anonymous’ op-ed and book dishing on Trump

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In 2018, The New York Times took the unusual step of publishing an op-ed by an anonymous Trump administration official.

"The Times is taking the rare step of publishing an anonymous Op-Ed essay. We have done so at the request of the author, a senior official in the Trump administration whose identity is known to us and whose job would be jeopardized by its disclosure. We believe publishing this essay anonymously is the only way to deliver an important perspective to our readers," the newspaper explained while introducing the column.

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