George Conway took to social media to call out Attorney General Todd Blanche and criticized him for his morals.
On Sunday, November 8, 2026, George Conway reposted a clip of Attorney General Todd Blanche from a CNN interview. As a political commentator, he added his own assessment in the same X post, and he did not soften it. This is how Conway described the Attorney General in his post:
“@AGToddBlanche not only is irredeemably unprincipled, morally obtuse, and stunningly corrupt, but he is also unbearably stupid. He will be an eternal disgrace to the bar, and will serve as an everlasting example to all legal practitioners of what not to become. And this has nothing to do with politics,”
Conway is a conservative lawyer, a founding member of the Lincoln Project, and one of Trump’s most persistent critics. The two have clashed before, most memorably in November 2025 over Blanche’s interview with Ghislaine Maxwell. Conway’s objection is narrower than party politics. A government lawyer answers to the government itself, he says, never to one person, the president included. To Conway, Blanche has spent his tenure running Trump’s personal defense from inside the Justice Department.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill have made Blanche a frequent target. Representative Ted Lieu warned that Democrats would investigate the attorney general and other Justice Department lawyers. He said Blanche would get smacked down for putting the president above the law. On the other hand, Representative Robert Garcia, who will chair the House Oversight Committee in January, keeps demanding sworn testimony. In his challenge to Blanche, Garcia asked:
“Why is Todd Blanche so scared to testify at the Oversight Committee?”
Whatever else is said about Blanche, Conway keeps his focus on the man himself. That office comes with a duty to the department and to the public. Running that office like a private defense firm is the failure he keeps describing. He holds Blanche up as the cautionary tale for every lawyer starting out. None of this, he made clear, comes from party politics. For him, the professional failure is the real story.
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