George Conway Conducts Trump Credibility Poll, And Trump Is Losing
George Conway is conducting his own poll on President Donald Trump’s credibility.
The conservative attorney, who is married to top White House aide Kellyanne Conway (herself a former pollster), on Wednesday asked his 344,000 Twitter followers to vote for who they believed had more credibility: the president or the New York Times.
It followed Trump calling the Times “a true enemy of the people” over a story detailing his alleged “two-year war on the investigations encircling him.”
In light of this tweet, let’s pose the question ... https://t.co/goPgQplzRW
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) February 20, 2019
Please vote. And then please retweet (often).
Who has more credibility?— George Conway (@gtconway3d) February 20, 2019
As of early Thursday morning, more than 150,000 votes had been cast in Conway’s poll. And the overwhelming majority of respondents — 93 percent — believed the Times was more credible. Voting ends in two days’ time.
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