Discussion: Republicans' Health Care Plan Is 'Manifold,' Kellyanne Conway Says, Without Details

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“Manifold”? I dare her to ask Don the Con to: (1) state the meaning of the word; (2) correctly spell it; and (3) use it correctly in a sentence.

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They do this in Third World countries.

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Republicans’ Health Care Plan Is ‘Manifold,’ Kellyanne Conway Says

Haha! I first read that as “Manafort”…

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Maybe she meant stochastic.

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Just to make sure, I looked up the definition.

And no, she doesn’t know what she is talking about.

man¡i¡fold
/ˈmanəˌfōld/
adjective
FORMAL•LITERARY

  1. many and various.
    “the implications of this decision were manifold”
    synonyms: many, numerous, multiple, multifarious, multitudinous, multiplex, legion, diverse, various, several, varied, different, miscellaneous, assorted, sundry, copious, abundant;
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Maybe she was talking about US health insurance providers under GOP meddling?

ManyFold?

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Shorter KAC: “Manifold” is alternative health insurance.

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[quote]We’re going to offer higher quality[/quote]baldfaced lie

[quote]lower costs, more choices[/quote]junk plans with no guarantees

[quote]and less hassle[/quote]“just die already”

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We know that Trump has the Midas touch–everything he touches turns to mufflers. Does Midas sell manifolds, too?

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“Manifold? Good guy, but I barely knew him - was just with the campaign for a few days, I think he supervised the covfefe boys…”

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Bless her heart (if she has one)

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“There is a plan,” Conway protested when Wallace said there wasn’t one. “We’ve been working on a plan for a long time, and we hope that Congress will come along.”

“What we’re going to do over the course of the next couple months — because the lawsuit will move fairly slowly — is to come up with something that can pass into law. We’d love to work with Democrats. We don’t think they’re going to do that with us until that lawsuit is over.”

Perhaps Ms. Alternative Facts should get her story straight with the Chief of Staff, who said there is no current plan just this morning?

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And in fourth grade classrooms.

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Maybe she does. That is, if she’s using “manifold” as a euphemism for “blow it out (y)our ass.”

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If the media can’t find a single member of this Administration capable of telling the American people even an inkling or a kernel of the truth, then they should not put them on the air. No news would serve the public better than lies.

ETA: And they sully their own reputations when they allow obvious untruths to be spoken on their airwaves. Lies, like those told by Conway, do not inform or educate the public…they do just the opposite.

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Post Truth…a British writer was talking about it during the first Brexit vote in the UK.

One aspect of Post Truth is one that Trump excels at:

A torrent of lies…more lies in one hour than most people say in one month. Difficult for conventional means to check.

One other thing…Feral Trumpers are attracted to the lies for various reasons, one of which is that people like us are perturbed by them

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“Donald Trump’s only been president for two years, so give us a chance and we’ll have– We’re working on a plan at the White House.”

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It’s the laughable administration. Across the board they can not put any cohesive message together. No one knows what anyone else is doing except one thing: they are all lying all the time.

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Perfect.

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