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Conservative lawyer George Conway has sharply criticized former President Donald Trump’s actions since his return to the White House, suggesting that they represent a deliberate attempt to “destroy” the federal government and seek “revenge” on America. Conway, who has been a vocal critic of Trump, expressed these concerns during an interview on MSNBC.
According to Conway, Trump’s actions reflect a desire to dismantle the very institutions that make up the foundation of the United States. He specifically pointed to Trump’s appointment of prominent figures like Elon Musk to key government roles, suggesting that these individuals have little understanding of how the government operates. “Trump has appointed people with little regard for the practical realities of running a complex system,” Conway remarked.
One of the significant changes under Trump’s administration has been the establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which is led by Musk. This department’s goal is to reduce the size of the federal government and eliminate wasteful spending. The administration has already begun to implement mass layoffs, potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of government employees. This strategy, while in line with Trump’s long-standing stance on government reform, has drawn sharp criticism from those who argue that it is too extreme and destabilizing.
Conway speculated that Trump’s approach to government would remain aggressive despite growing resistance, both from federal workers and Republican voters. Some workers have already quit due to security concerns, while others have voiced discontent at town hall meetings with their elected representatives. Conway suggested that Trump’s administration is driven by a desire to “burn it all down,” rather than making rational policy decisions. He argued that the administration’s actions reflect a deep hostility toward the government, which Trump and his allies view as an adversary rather than an institution to be managed.
In Conway’s view, this attitude has been evident throughout Trump’s entire political career, even before he took office. The selection of controversial figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Matt Gaetz, and Tulsi Gabbard for high-profile positions indicated a broader strategy to shake up the political system, often at the expense of established norms and institutions. Conway’s criticism highlights a fundamental difference in how the Trump administration views the role of government—one that prioritizes disruption and dismantling over tradition and stability.