Counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway said Sunday that “the Republican plan” to replace Obamacare, should the Affordable Care Act be eliminated in court, is “manifold.”
But she couldn’t say much about it for the record.
In an interview Sunday with Conway, “Fox News Sunday” host Chris Wallace got little detail from the top White House spokesperson aside from “We’re going to offer higher quality, lower costs, more choices and less hassle.”
“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.”
Republicans have been working to repeal Obamacare for “nine years,” Wallace said. “But you’ve never actually come up with–”
Conway interjected: “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.”
Kellyanne Conway swears that Republicans' health care plan is "manifold" — "We're working on a plan at the White House." pic.twitter.com/XwDOCo12sQ
— Matt Shuham (@mattshuham) March 31, 2019
“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.
They do this in Third World countries.
Haha! I first read that as “Manafort”…
Maybe she meant stochastic.
Just to make sure, I looked up the definition.
And no, she doesn’t know what she is talking about.