Attorney George Conway, the Republican never-Trump activist turned Democratic candidate for the U.S. Congress, issued a strong call for the impeachment and removal of President Donald Trump from office.It’s the latest dire warning Conway has made in recent days. On Monday, Conway issued a warning about President Trump and his “megalomania.” “The way things are going in America, it should be clear we don’t have much time,” Conway wrote. “We certainly don’t have three years. We need to help ourselves by pushing for impeachment and removal as hard as we can and carrying it out as soon as humanly possible.”“How quickly does the megalomaniac lose strength versus how quickly he destroy[s] everything around him,” he added. “The one thing you can depend on is that the megalomaniac gets more destructive and dangerous over time before he’s done.”On Tuesday, Conway wrote, “I think a Federal Bureau of Prisons facility—the most modern and secure one, because our president deserves the best—should be named after Trump. If elected to Congress, I pledge to do my best to enact this into law.”Tuesday evening, using strong language, he vowed to work to impeach and remove Trump from office, if he wins his bid for a New York congressional seat. Discover moreConstitutional law resourcesCivil rights newsLGBTQ political issuesvitaminsExtremism analysis reportsRepublican Party newsElection 2024 coverageDOJ document analysisFirst Amendment legal servicesHuman rights focused charities “Removed — not just impeach — remove this fascist f — —,” Conway told the MeidasTouch Network.“If you want your lives to be better and you want this country to preserve for your kids, we need to impeach and remove this fascist f — —,” he continued. “Now. As soon as possible.”“You know, that language is tough, but that’s where we are,” Conway said. “We can’t mince words at this point.”“We are at a crossroads,” he explained, “and if we want to have a country that survives, we need to end this tragedy that’s called Trumpism as soon as humanly possible.”
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