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Spotted: Kellyanne Conway Not Taking Questions

WH adviser asked if Trump would seek Congress’ approval for action in Syria

White House adviser Kellyanne Conway was spotted at the outdoor patio at BLT Steak restaurant in Washington on Monday. (Thomas McKinless/CQ Roll Call)
White House adviser Kellyanne Conway was spotted at the outdoor patio at BLT Steak restaurant in Washington on Monday. (Thomas McKinless/CQ Roll Call)
By Eric Garcia
Posted April 10, 2017 at 2:22pm

Kellyanne Conway was mum on Monday on whether President Donald Trump would seek congressional approval for military action in Syria.

Spotted lunching outside at a restaurant near the White House, the presidential counselor simply responded to a reporter, “Nice to see you.”

Trump launched a missile strike on Syria on Thursday after videos showing civilians killed by sarin gas allegedly by Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government.

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