White House adviser Kellyanne Conway said Monday that Bill and Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama only ever seem to talk about themselves when they’re interviewed, and don’t have much to say about how to help everyday Americans.
“Whenever I hear both Clintons and even President Obama occasionally talk, I can’t help but think that it’s a documentary called Me, Myself and I,” she said on Fox News.
“They still just talk about themselves all the time,” she said.
Conway said neither Obama nor the Clintons ever contribute to any of the initiatives that Trump is undertaking, even though some should be bipartisan issues.
“We don’t much from them here about getting involved in issues that are decidedly, I would say, nonpartisan or bipartisan,” Conway said. “I’d like to hear from them today on our 500th day of American greatness.”
[Trump celebrates 500 days in office: ‘We have accomplished a lot’]
An interview with Bill Clinton aired Monday in which he was asked if he should offer Monica Lewinsky an apology for how she was treated after his affair with the then-White House intern. But Clinton said he already apologized enough.
Hillary Clinton has repeatedly given public talks in which she blames sexism, fake news and other factors for her loss against Trump.
And over the last few days, Obama was quoted in an upcoming book that said Obama feared “what if we were wrong” about how to push the country in certain directions, which New York Times columnist interpreted to mean, “What if we were too good for these people?”
