George Conway, husband of White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, co-wrote an op-ed in The Washington Post on Tuesday that took deep swipes at President Trump’s “unconstitutional” proposal to gut “birthright citizenship” for children born to undocumented immigrants in the U.S.
“The fact that the two of us, one a conservative and the other a liberal, agree on this much despite our sharp policy differences underscores something it is critically important to remember during a time marked by so much rancor and uncivil discourse: Our Constitution is a bipartisan document, designed to endure for ages. Its words have meaning that cannot be wished away,” Conway and Democratic lawyer Neal Katyal wrote.
Read the full op-ed here.
They must have some interesting dinner table discussions.
Do we think Kelley Ann is only in it for the money?
HMMMM Could Be
Our Constitution is a bipartisan document, designed to endure for ages. Its words have meaning that cannot be wished away,” Conway and Democratic lawyer Neal Katyal wrote.
About the op-ed’s authors: Conway’s mother was a Filipina who came to the US in the '50s; and Katyal’s parents came from India in the '60s.
They write:
This is not true. Even before Dred Scott, the Supreme Court had already ruled in favor of birthright citizenship. The Fourteenth Amendment was needed particularly because African-American slaves had been excluded, not because the notion of “birthright citizenship” had to be introduced out of nowhere.
True, but I think we all should get used to the idea our history is being rewritten to suit those in power.
The South was always against slavery.
Oh my Gosh! That would kinda make her a …