South Jersey native Kellyanne Conway, top aide to President Trump, went on the record late last month to say that women in the White House are given full respect and a platform exercise their influence in the best interests of the country.
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Off-the-record, Conway may be a bit disillusioned with how things are going in Washington, D.C.
At a weekend watch party for the British election, Conway reportedly vented about her West Wing colleagues in an off-the-record conversation with a group of reporters, according to Politico.
Details of Conway's comments were revealed by the impromptu @KellyanneLeaks Twitter account, which highlighted her alleged remarks about White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and others.
Conway also reportedly took a swipe at White House chief of legislative affairs Mark Short, ostensibly because the Trump administration has been criticized for a stalled agenda.
At one point, Conway allegedly acknowledged that her evasive interview about tapes connected to President Trump's meeting with fired FBI Director James Comey was conducted with Trump's direct instructions.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer told Politico Conway's comments were misconstrued and taken out of context. Rumors of a looming White House shakeup, potentially reaching as high as Priebus, have yet to materialize in the weeks since reports of an impending change first surfaced.