White House counselor Kellyanne Conway bristled on Sunday when CNN’s Dana Bash asked about tweets critical of the White House published by Conway’s husband, George Conway, a prominent lawyer.
“It’s fascinating to me that CNN would go there,” Conway responded when Bash asked about the tweets. “We’re now going to talk about other people’s spouses and significant others just because they either work in the White House or at CNN? Are we going to do that? You just went there.”
Conway said that Bash’s question “was meant to harass and embarrass.”
The White House adviser’s husband deleted a few tweets last month that were critical of President Donald Trump and the administration. He said it was “absurd” that the White House denied plans to fire H.R. McMaster as national security adviser shortly before McMaster was indeed fired. He also published a tweet saying that a report that a lawyer for Trump discussed pardoning Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn “flabbergasting.”
Watch Kellyanne Conway respond to Bash’s question via CNN:
Like the John Cleese French knight in Holy Grail. Now go away or I will delegitimize you a second tahm-uh! And jeeze, KC, there’s such a thing as too much botox, I swear, it’s like one of those plastic Halloween masks.
Snowflake in the house…
Based on her reaction, Kellyanne was trying to say, “My husband is an idiot. Stuff like this could get me fired. Please don’t make a big deal about it so that Trump won’t remove me from my cushy job of lying on his behalf.”
On the oh-so-polite TV news shows they call this “person” a “White House counselor”.
On the TV horror show “Grimm”, they referred to a being like this as a “hexenbiest”:
I swear, I don’t think there is another human being anywhere to match the unmitigated gall of this witch. She is pure poison.
If there were an international award for odium, she would tie for second, right behind her boss.