George Conway Taunts Donald Trump With Bruising Billboard In 'Perfect Location'
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The conservative attorney hoped the mocking message amuses the former president "as much as it amuses me."
George Conway is sending a withering message to Donald Trump in the former president’s own backyard.
The conservative attorney has paid for an anti-Trump message to be placed on a billboard near the former president’s Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach, Florida. It reads: “Vote for Joe, Not the Psycho.”
“So, just for kicks, I put up a billboard a few miles south of Palm Beach on I-95 South, perfect for anyone happening to travel from Mar-a-Lago to Doral to, say, play golf,” Conway wrote on X, formerly Twitter, on Thursday.
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Conway, a fierce critic of Trump, did it “on a lark,” he told MSNBC’s Chris Hayes. The slogan already features on blue and white bumper stickers and hats he has created, he explained.
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