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Hard to imagine she'll get away from this without smelling like a loser.
I don't think so at all. It's not like Trump followed her advice for longer than 2 weeks.
Hard to imagine she'll get away from this without smelling like a loser.
Maybe she just believes she's doing the right thing.
She's getting paid by other people, so there's that. It also gives her more visibility for the talk show circuit. She may even get her own show to host after this.
She's also building capital as a GOP operative. She kept Junior from dropping out or going into an obscenity laced tirade on camera, so thats got to give her some points. Especially if her old boss, Ted Cruz can grab some more power for himself.
She's also probably helping to make sure the Trumpster fire doesn't burn down their chances in the legislature (anymore than it already has). If they do manage to keep control of the Senate, they are still in the driver's seat.
It was Cruz. The one Trump slandered. She's not a good soldier. She's a good mercenary. There's another word for that, I think. She's not loyal to the party although she's a part of the ideology of it. She's a gun for hire.Kellyanne Conway is a true believer. She worked for and supported another Republican candidate in the primaries (I don't remember who) and she's a good soldier. She is supporting her Party's nominee.
Apparently, for some unknown reason, she does have a positive feeling about Donald Trump. Several years ago she tried to talk him into running for Governor of New York against Andrew Cuomo. In fact Conway took some heat in GOP circles for allegedly misleading The Don by trying to convince him he could unseat Cuomo. Early polling showed Trump trailing by 35 points. I think the criticism was that Conway was either less than candid with Trump about Cuomo's massive edge or tried to spin it.
At least she hasn't said she "worships" Donald Trump like Ann Coulter did.![]()
She saw a Ronald Reagan speech [and] she knew that she was a Republican. “He really touched me,” she said. “I liked the more uplifting, aspirational, yet tough-guy kind of thing.”
Conway found mentors in political fixers such as Charlie Black, a partner in Black, Manafort, Stone & Kelly. To Conway, the firm’s principals, who worked for Reagan and George H. W. Bush, “were the untouchables.
She supported Romney four years ago, donating to his campaign and offering it advice. “I was a good little soldier,” she said.
Kellyanne’s husband is George T. Conway III, who as a young lawyer played a historic—and largely hidden—role in the impeachment of Bill Clinton. Conway, a graduate of Harvard College and Yale Law School, worked at the New York City firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, and was a member of the Federalist Society, the conservative organization that led many of the legal challenges to the Clinton Administration. When Paula Jones sued Bill Clinton for sexual harassment, Conway wrote the Supreme Court brief, though his name never appeared on it.