The White House correspondent whom Kellyanne Conway asked about his ethnicity on Tuesday is still just as perplexed as the rest of us about the question.
CâmonâŚshe asked him so she could DEFLECT. She saw Tom Friedman do it on the Sunday shows and thought in her nasty little mind that she could somehow turn it into something positive for Trump. âSee? Heâs not a racist! Itâs all POLITICAL!â The one thing she didnât count on and none of the cowards in CONGRESS counted on is that the American public is smarter than this BS. If you want to âdebateâ whether the President is âracistâ then do. However, WHAT Donnie said is not up for questioning. The comments were racist. Pure and simple.
Conway later clarified in a tweet that she meant âno disrespectâ with the question and claimed she was trying to make the point that âwe are all from somewhere else âoriginally.'â
I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. Thatâs the point, Kelly-Anne!!!
And as dog whistles go, clarifying that she is âproud of [her] ethnicityâ tells white supremacists that mama has the treats out, and they wonât even have to fetch anything to get one. No âroll overâ, no " âplay deadâ, and no âwhoâs a good boy?â Just treats, treats, treats.
Something about her question seems off, and not for the obvious reasons. Any sociologists want to comment on her of âethnicityâ? I always thought of it as a pretty fluid conceptâlike something we choose, more than something imposed on us by society. So itâs odd that this would somehow clarify what Trump was saying, which wasnât about choice but rather âgo back to where (I decide) you came fromâ: i.e., you are not really American, according to me. Essentially, heâs not talking about âethnicityâ at all.
PSâyes, I know Iâm reading too much into this moronâs off the cuff comment.
Yes she had her âtalking pointsâ and her strategy all planned out. She wasnât focused on his question, she had retorts to throw like hand grenades, and this one was a dud.
Reporter Has No Clue Why Conway Asked About His Ethnicity
False statement.
This is much better:
The White House correspondent whom Kellyanne Conway asked about his ethnicity on Tuesday is still just as perplexed as the rest of us about the question.
I am still waiting for the illustrious Diamonds and Silk to chime in on Trumpâs racist remarks and the House Dems condemning them.
Last night I watched âAlways Be My Maybeâ on Netflix, and it turned out to be a much funnier than usual rom-com, but I know Diamonds and Silk will more than top it in hilarity.
That, and their interpretation of âbeing smartâ is to think of distractions on the fly, throw them out and hope something sticks while trying to make the entire conversation appear fluid.
A more ignorant band of losers this country has never seen.