Pot…kettle…
(One of the greatest things that will happen when Current Occupant is carted out of office is that this, this, this vile, screeching shrew will be gone. Finally.)
Yes, I must honestly admit that we Dems are bound by our reflexive hate - of you, you lying skank.
Projection, thy name is Kellyanne…
Hate? Yes, we’re the party of housing discrimination violations, defending murderers and the KKK and demonizing illegal immigrants while marrying one.
My reflexive hate for you and all you stand for, yeah.
Gotta feed the GOP base their morning ration of DEMOCRATS ARE EVIL!!!
Straight out of Limbaugh’s original playbook.
I and many others - both male and female - have been roundly and soundly criticized for sometimes referring to a woman as a “skank” or a “bitch”.
Well, Kellyanne Conway is a skanky lying bitch.
Oh, and so is Sebastian Gorka, Stephen Miller, David Nunes, Charles Grassley, Lindsey Graham, Sean Hannity, Todd Starnes…
Hey, Kellyanne, how are you doing on solving the opioid crisis? One would have figured you might be too busy to play politics on CNN these days.
Especially since Trump hasn’t bothered to staff the Drug Policy Administration. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/politics/ct-trump-drug-policy-office-20180113-story.html And is now trying to eliminate it: https://www.politico.com/story/2018/01/18/trump-targets-drug-policy-office-297422 To be replaced by what and who, Kellyanne? YOU?
Why did Cuomo exhume her?
And your boss, KAC, is the single worst person ever to be in that office. Reasons too numerous to mention. And a goodly portion of them are felonies.
Hardly.
She is vile. And yes, we hate her. And her boss. And the destruction they’re doing to this country.
Why does anyone bother to report what she says?
And gaslighting. Ai-yi-yi, these people… This junior-high-school-level name-calling is why I wasn’t into politics growing up, and it’s why I have gotten very politically active now (so I can fight it, not partake in it).
Oh KACy KACy KACy, there you go again.
Where did you pop up from?
Aren’t you suppose to be taking drugs or something - just go back under your rock.
“They are so bound by their reflexive hate,” she said. “’Obstruct, resist, stop, don’t do it.’ That is not a message. That impedes democracy.
Democrats have rounded on revelations about a private dinner of ***House Republicans on inauguration day in 2009 in which they plotted a campaign of obstruction against newly installed president Barack Obama.***
During a lengthy discussion, ***the senior GOP members worked out a plan to repeatedly block Obama over the coming four years*** to try to ensure he would not be re-elected.
The disclosures – described as "appalling and sad" by Obama's chief strategist David Axelrod – undermine Republican claims that the president alone is to blame for the partisan deadlock in Washington.
A detailed account of who was present at the dinner on that January 20 night and the plan they worked out to bring down Obama is provided by Robert Draper in 'Do Not Ask What Good We Do: Inside the US House of Representatives', published this week.
In his book, Draper opens with the heady atmosphere in Washington on the days running up to the inauguration and the day itself, which attracted 1.8 million to the mall to witness Obama being sworn in as America's first black president.
Those numbers contributed to a growing sense of unease among Republicans as much the defeat in the White House race the previous November. The 15 Republicans were in a sombre mood as they gathered at the Caucus Room in Washington, an upscale restaurant where a New York strip steak costs $51.
Attending the dinner were House members Eric Cantor, Jeb Hensarling, Pete Hoekstra, Dan Lungren, Kevin McCarthy, Paul Ryan and Pete Sessions. From the Senate were Tom Coburn, Bob Corker, Jim DeMint, John Ensign and Jon Kyl. Others present were former House Speaker and future – and failed – presidential candidate Newt Gingrich and the Republican strategist Frank Luntz, who organised the dinner and sent out the invitations.
The dinner table was set in a square at Luntz's request so everyone could see one another and talk freely. The session lasted four hours and by the end the sombre mood had lifted: they had conceived a plan. They would take back the House in November 2010, which they did, and use it as a spear to mortally wound Obama in 2011 and take back the Senate and White House in 2012, Draper writes.
"If you act like you're the minority, you're going to stay in the minority," ***said Keven McCarthy, quoted by Draper. "We've gotta challenge them on every single bill and challenge them on every single campaign."***
***The Republicans have done that, bringing Washington to a near standstill several times during Obama's first term over debt and other issues.***
On the more immediate future, they discussed targets such as Charlie Rangel, chairman of the House ways and means committee, who Gingrich said was vulnerable over his personal taxes. ***They would also target Treasury secretary Tim Geithner, demonstrate united and unyielding opposition to the president's economic policies***, and release negative ads against vulnerable Democratic members of Congress.
Draper quotes Gingrich at the end of the meal: "You will remember this day. You'll remember this as the day the seeds of 2012 were sown."
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/apr/26/democrats-gop-plot-obstruct-obamaNothing like a slurry of Conway’s demeaning lies to engender goodwill among non-Trumpers.
She actually came up with the following sequence of words and said it out loud:
'Obstruct, resist, stop, don’t do it.’ That is not a message. That impedes democracy.
If she had the sense she was born with, some self-respect, and an ounce of courage, she could tell it to Trump, saving Mueller the trouble.
Okay, I will bite: Shut the fuck up, you evil and despicable lying woman.