Twitter users were quick to ridicule Conway for claiming that 'finally' a White House official has been indicted. Some reminded the top Trump aide that the president's ex-National Security Advisor Michael Flynn plead guilty to lying to investigators last year.
Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway, who previously referred to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation as a"witch hunt" changed her tune Thursday when that same probe led to the indictment of a former White House staffer for President Barack Obama.
Twitter users were quick to ridicule Conway’s tweet claiming that “finally” a White House official has been indicted, with many pointing out that President Donald Trump’s former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn pleaded guilty last year to one charge of lying to investigators before he agreed to assist with Mueller’s probe. Others reminded the top White House aide that she had previously deemed the special counsel’s probe a “witch hunt.
Someone seems to have forgotten Mike Flynn, President Trump's first national security advisor https://t.co/W4Vl8KJ8J4— Drew McDowell April 11, 2019 In a statement to news outlets on Wednesday, Craig’s attorneys said they were anticipating an indictment but maintained he did not commit any wrongdoing.
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