Kellyanne Conway on Dem investigations of Trump: 'They can try'

2018-11-07
Source: WashingtonGuardian
by: John Bowden

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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway on Tuesday appeared to indicate that the White House would resist any efforts by a Democratic House to subpoena the president for evidence related to investigations Democrats have said they plan to launch once in power.

Asked by reporters after control of the House shifted to Democrats whether the president was worried about potential investigations and subpoenas, Conway responded: "They can try."

When further pressed on the issue, Conway elaborated saying that President Trump would be focused on achieving his policy agenda and not fighting with Congress.

"I guess they can try but he's going to continue trying to work with them on the agenda because he's a policy guy and he's — they're talking about investigations and subpoenas and he's talking about issues and substance so it's quite a contrast," Conway added.

Source: The Hill

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