'Make Him Crazy': George Conway Reveals How To Get Under Trump's Skin
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The former president "melts" when confronted with this, the conservative attorney said.
Conservative attorney George Conway has some blunt advice on dealing with Donald Trump.
“Make him crazy,” he told MSNBC’s Jen Psaki on Monday.
Conway said the former president is already unstable but added that there’s a way to get even deeper under his skin: through his insecurities.
“The reason why he is the way he is, the reason why he is this pathological narcissist, is because he’s deeply insecure,” Conway said. “He knows that he’s a fraud. He knows he’s not as smart as he says he is, he knows he’s not as good as he says he is, he knows he’s a rapist, he knows he’s a liar.”
Conway said that when Trump is confronted with this reality, “he melts.”
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