Lincoln Project: Last News

Toyota said on Thursday that it would stop contributing to members of Congress who contested the certification of the 2020 election results, following a backlash that included a new ad from the Lincoln Project.

One of most curious marriages within the American political spectrum appears to be over.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic It’s been said that former President Donald Trump corrupts all who enter his orbit — that it’s impossible to deal directly with him without taking on his amorality and crassness. “The Lincoln Project,” a new documentary series on Showtime, depicts that process among his political opposition. Here, people devoted to ousting Trump mirror his rhetorical style and his self-regard. And it’s in subtly making this case that the documentary succeeds, even as it grows punishing to watch. The Lincoln Project, a circle of former high-level Republican strategists who made viral anti-Trump ads, seemed throughout the 2020 presidential election to be, Trumpishly, more focused on brand promotion than political work. “No one’s ever fucked with a candidate like we’ve fucked with a candidate,” Lincoln Project co-founder Rick Wilson says early in the doc; those schemes include a Times Square billboard, attention-getting for attention’s sake.

Claudia Conway is auditioning for a ticket to Hollywood on the upcoming season of American Idol.The 16-year-old--whose parents are former Donald Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway and Lincoln Project co-founder George Conway-- quickly became the talk of the internet on Monday night after she was featured in a commercial for the long-running competition series. While her appearance on the show seemingly came out of nowhere, the teaser is absolutely real.Once all of the commotion about her arrival made its way onto Twitter, American Idol confirmed Conway’s appearance on the upcoming season.

Kellyanne Conway’s 16-year-old daughter Claudia nervously takes her shot at becoming the next “American Idol” in a teaser for the show released this week.The teen is introduced as a “social media sensation” as she strolls out before the TV talent show’s celebrity judges in a promo for Sunday’s premier for the new season.“I’m Claudia Conway.

Claudia Conway hopes to win the hearts of American Idol judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie in a new promo for the long-running singing competition show.

Ellise Shafer administratorClaudia Conway is auditioning for a ticket to Hollywood on the upcoming season of “American Idol.”16-year-old Conway, whose parents are former Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway and Lincoln Project co-founder George Conway, quickly became a trending topic on Twitter Monday night after she was featured in a commercial for the singing competition show.“American Idol” then confirmed Conway’s appearance, writing: “You heard that right. @ClaudiaMConwayy is looking for a golden ticket.

“His support is collapsing, the way we saw [Richard] Nixon’s support collapse in a matter of days back then,” George Conway said of President Donald Trump during the Jan. 13 episode of Morning Joe. The attorney, founding member of the Lincoln Project, and father of 16-year-old Claudia Conway stopped by the show to discuss Trump, 74, on the eve of his historical second impeachment, following the siege on the Capitol building the week before. “No matter whether or not [Trump] gets removed before his term of office ends or not, he’s leaving in complete disgrace,” said Conway.

Ted Johnson Kellyanne Conway, a high profile senior adviser to President Donald Trump, will leave the White House at the end of the month.The news comes as her husband, George Conway, announced on Twitter that he was stepping away from the Lincoln Project, the conservative group devoted to defeating Trump in the fall.“So I’m withdrawing from @ProjectLincoln to devote more time to family matters. And I’ll be taking a Twitter hiatus.

New York Times op-ed writer recently described as “.” Donors have also taken notice, helping the group $16.8 million last quarter.Lincoln Project co-founder Rick Wilson reiterated during the group’s first virtual town hall last week that their ads are not just about trolling the president. The group wants to “litigate the case against Donald Trump.” They to spend 85 cents of every dollar on voter contact, he said.