What Happens When the Spouse of a Top WH Aide Says Trump’s Actions Are ‘Grounds for Impeachment’ – And Worse?

What happens when the spouse of a top Trump White House aide and former campaign manager takes to Twitter to announce the President’s alleged actions are “grounds for impeachment”?

The spouse in question is George Conway, the noted conservative attorney who could brag if he wanted to about successfully arguing a case before the U.S. Supreme Court that was decided unanimously in his favor.

The top Trump White House aide and former campaign manager is, of course, Kellyanne Conway, whose official title is Counselor to the President.

Here’s what George Conway said just this morning about the bombshell exposé in The New Yorker that reveals, among many other issues, that Trump may have ordered the Dept. of Justice to try to block the Time-Warner-AT&T merger out of hatred for CNN, which Time Warner owns.

“If proven, such an attempt to use presidential authority to seek retribution for the exercise of First Amendment rights would unquestionably be grounds for impeachment,” Conway tweeted.

That’s true, but also a pretty big accusation, coming from the spouse of a top Trump White House aide.

So was this: his tweet also Monday morning, saying, “Trump’s approach is to virtually never tell the truth when there is an opportunity to tell a lie, even when the lie puts him at a disadvantage.”

“Sociopaths attract,” was a remark Conway made about Trump and Kim Jong-un just last week. In late January Conway tweeted that Trump is an “inept and mendacious president,” and “Thoroughly and completely” a fraud whose “stupidity knows no bounds.”

He’s also accursed this President of witness tampering and called Trump appointing Matt Whitaker as Acting Attorney General “unconstitutional.”

Amusingly, late last year just before Trump shut down the government, Conway mocked “the next MAGA rally,” which he suggested would feature chants of, “Build those steel slats! Build those steel slats!”

Conway, as recently as Sunday, has retweeted people saying It’s “impossible” to watch Trump and “think this person is of sound mind.”

What happens when the spouse of a top Trump White House aide and former campaign manager, takes to Twitter to announce the President’s alleged actions are ‘grounds for impeachment’?

Clearly, nothing.

Remember that Kellyanne Conway, after successfully shepherding Trump to victory, for months hemmed and hawed about taking a White House job, and did not acquiesce until Trump was inaugurated.

Knowing how Trump despises criticism, it’s remarkable that this civil war is going on inside the White House, and in full view of the public.