George and Kellyanne Conway agreed Friday that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “led a remarkable life of consequence.”
“She worked with passion & conviction, inspired many women, offered hope to other cancer survivors,” Kellyanne Conway tweeted, which was retweeted by her husband with the “100” percent emoji.
The Supreme Court announced Friday night that Ginsburg died of pancreatic cancer.
It was a rare show of unity from the Conways, who often share diametrically opposed views on social media. Kellyanne Conway is a former longtime adviser to President Trump, while her husband helped found anti-Trump group the Lincoln Project.
Both Conways stepped away from those positions in August to spend more time with family.
Ginsburg’s death brought bipartisan praise from every corner of the political world Friday.