Very Smart Kellyanne Conway Explains Why She Can't Stop Talking About Hillary Clinton
November 1, 2017
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as posted by the channelThe Ken, Ken & Ken Show replaces the Majority Report today because Sam Seder is out trick or treating. In this clip, we discuss Kellyanne Conway's totally okay defense of the GOP continually bringing up Hillary Clinton.
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---Kellyanne Conway, who serves as a counselor to President Trump, said Monday that former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton “just won’t go away,” noting the Trump administration “would be happy” to no longer discuss the president’s former political rival.
“Look, we would be happy to stop talking about Hillary Clinton and the campaign. We dispensed with her a year ago. But she just won’t go away,” Conway told “Fox & Friends.”
Clinton, since losing the election to Trump, has come out with a book detailing the campaign and her loss. She has also spoken about both the campaign and the Trump presidency in multiple interviews.---
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