Famed political consultant and ex-Trump White House senior adviser Kellyanne Conway has expressed fears for the former president’s safety.
“My main worry is that President Trump, his family and those around him remain safe,” the 57-year-old said in a Q&A with Politico.
Conway expressed her concerns after Trump has survived two assassination attempts since July 13.
“My main worry is that President Trump, his family and those around him remain safe,” the 57-year-old said in a Q&A with Politico. Getty Images
Trump speaks after he voted on Election Day at the Morton and Barbara Mandel Recreation Center. APWhen it comes to the actual election results, the veteran pollster said she was monitoring whether Vice President Kamala Harris could hold the three “blue wall” states of Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania for the Democrats.
“Politically, I have had my eye on Kamala and the Dems making the trade of a lifetime: running up the totals of white college educated households, including in the suburbs, and mostly in the three Blue Wall states, rather than chase the rural and urban voters and typically core Democratic voters where Trump is seeing gains,” she told Politico. “Once she was running out the clock; now it seems she is racing against it.”
“Her ‘I’m not Biden’ and ‘I’m not Trump’ worked for a while, but she never answered the obvious, essential questions, ‘Who are you?'”
Conway expressed her concerns after Trump has survived two assassination attempts since July 13. APAsked what the Harris campaign has done well, Conway replied: “Spending money.”
“Even though in politics, as in life, money is distorting,” she said. “Money can’t buy love, and it also can’t buy votes.”
Conway also heaped praise on the Trump campaign for successfully diversifying his supporters to include groups who have historically aligned with Democrats, including greater numbers of Hispanics, black people, young voters and union households.
Finally, Conway said the 78-year-old Trump had run a hopeful, forward-looking campaign compared to Team Harris and its surrogates, whom she said have leaned into mockery and divisiveness instead of running on “joy” as promised earlier in the contest.
“When he speaks about a Golden Age, reaching for the stars, our best days being ahead, he is optimistic and promising in a way that split-screens with celebrities, pundits and politicians trying to scold and shame us,” Conway concluded.
Earlier in the day, Conway tweeted a video of her left-leaning daughter Claudia as the pair and Kellyanne’s son George IV went to the polls, with the Conway children casting presidential ballots for the first time.
Additional reporting by Chris Nesi
