George Conway is on MSNBC for the hearing now!

[MoonRiver]

[SummerSnow]

1. Wish he was on MSNBC more. Glad he is on here.

[MoonRiver]

2. Maybe this is a precursor to that.

[MoonRiver]

3. Just said he's horrified about Republicans support for this corrupt pResident.

3 years ago he would have never believed it possible. (I would have and did.)

[dewsgirl]

18. That brought tears to my eyes.😥

[madaboutharry]

4. He just said that he finds the conduct of republicans appalling.

"Look at what you would do if Donald Trump was a democrat."

No kidding.

[Funtatlaguy]

5. They won't ask him what everybody wants to know

Is your wife a fake gun for hire that does not believe the lies she spouts for her boss.

[eShirl]

8. or "Is your wife Anonymous?"

[csziggy]

9. My question for Conway is

If he so sincerely believes what he is saying, how can he stay married to a professional liar who continuously lies for the very person he is speaking against?

[Funtatlaguy]

11. He probably only appeared on condition of no wifey questions.

[csziggy]

14. Yeah, but that is really all I want to know from him

He speaks a good line about how dedicated he is to the Constitution, but then he stays with someone who has supported the lies of Trump with her own lies. (I could say worse, but I'd probably get my post removed. )

[Funtatlaguy]

16. Yes, that is the only thing that makes him interesting.

[MontanaMama]

20. Yes. Conway talks a good line just like

Steve Schmidt...at the end of the day they’re still rethugs. It is satisfying in the short term, however, to hear them talking smack about the MF.

[FM123]

22. Exactly!

"at the end of the day they’re still rethugs. It is satisfying in the short term, however, to hear them talking smack about the MF."

The more the merrier!

[csziggy]

23. I'm OK allying with the anti-Trump Republicans to get Trump out

But that will never make them trustworthy going forward. I haven't trusted a Republican since Nixon's first election and 50+ years later, they will not change my mind on this.

[MoonRiver]

25. I THINK Schmidt has left the Repuke Party.

[MontanaMama]

26. I heard he left the pukes.

But didn’t he run to manage the now defunct presidential campaign of Howard Schultz? That made me take him with a grain of salt. He does have some righteous rants about the MF...I enjoy those.

[MoonRiver]

27. Howard Schultz was a big mistake. Got him temporarily canned from MSNBC.

But few can bash Idiot quite so forcefully and eloquently as Schmidt!

[Baitball Blogger]

6. Kellyanne's job is going to be on the line.

He's coming out full throttle against Trump.

[MoonRiver]

10. Or her marriage is on the line. Probably has been for awhile though.

[malaise]

15. She's the next turkey to be slaughtered

by the Con - I say before Thanksgiving

[Baitball Blogger]

21. The timing would be right.

I was just thinking that we need an emoticon to represent someone who gets thrown under the bus, since Trump has brought that to an art form.

[The_Counsel]

24. I'll Say This for the Crypt Keeper, Though...

....when you hire her to do a job, she does it to the best of her ability. According to Trump, her job is to lie and spin everything to his advantage, so she's doing that.

[vsrazdem]

7. Its gotta be a little awkward at home.

[Mike 03]

12. Great strategy...

Some folks at the White House are guaranteed to have trouble concentrating on the hearing today.

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

13. Are the conways trying to be the next

James Carville and Mary Matalin?

[Borchkins]

17. No, she might be Mary,

but he is not James. He'll be backing Republicans as soon as Trump is gone.

[Funtatlaguy]

19. No. Those two admitted they had a no politics rule at home.

These two have never addressed the elephant in the room.

[in2herbs]

28. A famiily member -- a strong democrat --- has a work relationship with KC. States they are

not allowed to talk politics. but admires KC's ability to recall statistics. Maybe a no-politics zone is how GC and KC are keeping it together or are they staying together for the sake of the kids?