Discussion: Conway Dissmisses Reports That Trump Went Off On TV Networks In Meeting

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He’s demanding the Full Omarosa. Shove it up his ass.

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The Kremlinology begins.

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Believe her at your peril.

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Whom to believe?

/snark

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Whiney Little Bitch tweeting like a slandered 13 year old girl.
Rachel Maddow devoted 40 minutes last night showing every president since Kennedy and how they manned up and took the criticism and satire .
Seriously ,could he take what Chevy Chase did to Gerald Ford?
Jerry magnanimously told Chase when he met him"You are a very very funny suburb" and laughed it off.
Trump shows what happens when you elect people with personality disorders

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Kellyanne Conway, still lying for her paycheck. I’d rather watch/listen to Kate McKinnon satirizing her, it’s more believable.

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Prior to the Conway segment, Halperin pretty clearly stated he thought Trump was trying to make money on the presidency and the only way that he might take any of these comments about COI seriously would be if he were faced with impeachment.

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Maybe they’ll go full Weiner …that wasn’t Donald tweeting… his account was hijacked

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And we are to believe Miss Liar-in-chief, spokesman for the press enabled Charlatan-in-chief.

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As I mentioned in a thread yesterday, the new investigative journalism is to just call Kellyanne, have her deny Trump did or said what he’s reported to have done or said - and, that’s it. Perhaps contacting other multiple sources that were at the meeting would be of benefit.

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Kellyanne only said Trump did not say it in anger, that does not mean he didn’t say the those things.

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Conway did mention that the meeting had been off the record and made some veiled threat to the leaker. Was this a top secret dressing down?

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This November 10 article in The New York Review of Books is required reading. One quote:
“The national press is likely to be among the first institutional victims of Trumpism. There is no law that requires the presidential administration to hold daily briefings, none that guarantees media access to the White House. Many journalists may soon face a dilemma long familiar to those of us who have worked under autocracies: fall in line or forfeit access. There is no good solution (even if there is a right answer), for journalism is difficult and sometimes impossible without access to information.”

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Halperin is always late to the party when discussing how we need to put Republicans in check.

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Conway might be the weak link in the new Trump administration. I say that because of her extraordinary arrogance, which would be more suited for a Mugabe or a Putin.
The media doesn’t go after campaign spokespersons terribly hard, and with some justification. Things are different now.

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I think they just finally came up with a sequel to “Network.” But this time the crazy guy is…

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Trump cannot fathom a reason to become president (or to do literally anything else) that doesn’t benefit him personally. He would probably argue that every modern president has done exactly that, and for exactly that reason.

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Trump is discovering the hard way that being a politician–particularly POTUS–is not like being a blowhard CEO.

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The pattern is already set in stone. Anything critical of him and he will whine to high heaven. Then Kellyanne or another of his “surrogates” will insist that he did not whine, that he was very agreeable. Lying is how they operate. Denying is how they operate. He could shoot someone on live television and every single one of them would deny it happened.

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