AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File George Conway first hinted about his divorce on Jong-Fast’s show. Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images The Conways officially decided to divorce in March. Conway told Page Six she has never had a conversation with Jong-Fast. The disagreement seems to stem from the fact that the former Vogue writer - a longtime pal of Conway’s estranged husband, George, co-founder of the Lincoln Project - was the first to publicly hint (albeit cryptically) at the Conways’ impending divorce. The cold light of day suggests that at some point during the run-up to the big bash, Conway spotted the “Fast Politics” podcaster and told her, “You’re a mess!” (Conway declined to comment on the alleged barb.)Īnd that Jong-Fast then told more or less everyone that Conway was menacingly following her around the party circuit. AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster Jong-Fast is old friends with Conway’s ex-husband. Molly Jong-Fast/Facebook Conway spoke with former Attorney General William Barr at the dinner. Conway reportedly approached Jong-Fast and told her, “You’re a mess!” at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. But that seems to be something of an alternative fact in both cases. While many of the frothier claims seem to be the result of a heady mix of too much Trump Winery chardonnay and policy wonks getting overexcited about being invited to a party, the bottom line is pretty obvious: These two hate each other.īoth say they scarcely give the other a moment’s thought. Word from DC is that, in a town characterized by nothing so much as its bitter factions, rank suspicion and entrenched, warring interests, the most acrimonious clash of the moment may not be the one between Democrats and Republicans but the one between liberal media darling Molly Jong-Fast and Trumpworld power broker Kellyanne Conway.Īlmost as soon as the festivities for the White House Correspondents’ Dinner began Saturday morning, Page Six heard a flurry of increasingly wild accounts about the pundit/pol pair at various boozy fêtes and smoochy get-togethers. Kellyanne Conway spins White House stint into multimillion-dollar book deal
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