Conway Brushes Off Report With New Details On SDNY Hush Money Probe

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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway shrugged off the Wall Street Journal’s reporting that federal prosectors interviewed some in President Donald Trump’s inner circle over the hush money payments to his alleged paramours, saying that “it doesn’t surprise me at all.”

She painted the new revelations as further proof that “people who were promised collusion” are trying to dig up presidential wrongdoing despite the investigations that are already ongoing or completed.

The Journal reported that federal prosecutors spoke with former White House communications director Hope Hicks and former security chief Keith Schiller as part of the investigation, and that they had been gathering information implicating Trump in the situation even before Michael Cohen testified as such.

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  1. Trump loyalists all fall back on the same rationalization for dismissing these issues and crimes. The voters knew Trump was a lying, skeevy, misogynistic grifter when they voted for him, and he won, so whatever he’s done has the stamp of approval of the voters.

  2. Well the above statement appears to be true

  3. and right there you just explained Trump’s solid 42% approval and unwavering support by 80% of Republicans.

  4. Yes, its old news. Trump isn’t known as “Individual 1” for his place on Wharton’s Dean’s List.

  5. Hey skank this voter doesn’t care that Trump schtupped women not his wife, I care that he broke campaign finance law.

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