Posted on 03/17/2017 3:03:15 PM PDT by COUNTrecount
Kellyanne Conway’s husband, veteran lawyer George Conway, is expected to be nominated to lead the civil division of the Justice Department, according to Reuters.
Conway, a graduate of Yale Law School, has spent more than two decades at the corporate firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz. While there, he’s represented a slew of high-profile clients, from the National Football League to Philip Morris, according to his biography on the firm’s website.
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His job might be to assist Trump in draining the swamp.
If he can do the job. . .so what?
I have witnessed so much nepotism in my lifetime . . .it is absolutely disgusting to think about it. . .true nepotism where sometimes the elevator didn’t go all the way to the top, illiterate, lazy, attitude problems, low IQ, no common sense, etc.
4 kids. Are they all hers?
GOOD...I doubt that kellyAnne would have married and still be married to a raving, rabid libtard.
What the bleeding hell are you going on about?
All theirs as far as I know.
Three pregnancies...one set of twins.
Maybe he can prosecute a few knouckout game jackasses.
Mr. and Mrs. Kellyanne?
The only thing I don’t understand about such a move is that it’s likely an 85% salary cut.
He really is in a catch 22 situation. If he stays in private practice, the media would harp on conflicts of interest and if he takes a government job they would harp that it is nepotism.
Thanks for the details.
I remember when Kellyanne was on Hannity often as a pollster. For a few years there, it seemed as if she was perpetually pregnant.
HOORAY Kellyanne & George!
You’re welcome.
Yes, what you posted is true and I remember those days too.
Mr. and Mrs. Kellyanne?
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Just before I retired in 1999, my wife’s salary doubled my highest year, which was very nice salary Itself. In the years since then, she has continued to work and her best year has more than quadrupled mine.
Call me Mrs. Graybeard if you want. I’ll cry all the way to the bank.
He has been a partner in a very well respected law firm in NYC for a number of years, which has been very lucrative, he can move to DC to be with his wife and family for a few years and then go back to private practice with a unique legal experience that is priceless.
Yeh really...what kind of a crack was that??
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