Kellyanne Conway Admits She's To Blame For Donald Trump

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Kellyanne Conway has a new book on the way, and we're already starting to get snippets of what's inside. One of the first revelations is that Kellyanne claims she had to talk Donald Trump out of dropping out of the race after the Access Hollywood tape dropped. This means, if the story is true, that Conway is directly responsible for giving America the Trump administration, so should we blame everything on her on at this point? Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Kellyanne Conway has a new book coming out tomorrow. So of course, over the weekend, we get lots of little nuggets of information here and there, little snippets, new revelations that we didn't previously know. And one of the big ones apparently was Kelly Ann Conway in her book, claims that Donald Trump was prepared to drop out of the race. After the access Hollywood tape dropped in October of 2020, according to her Donald Trump just thought, this is it. This is gonna kill my campaign. There's no way women are gonna vote for me. But Kelly Anne says that it was her, her, she is the one who convinced him to stay with it, whether this storm, because obviously the alternative was to have Hillary Clinton win the presidency. So based on Kelly, Ann's encouragement, Donald Trump stuck with it, pulled through and of course won the electoral college vote for the 2016 presidential election.

Now I'm gonna go ahead and go on the record right now saying, I don't believe a word of this story. This was just a couple weeks before the 2016 election. There is no way in hell Donald Trump thought at that time I should drop out of this race. Sorry. I don't buy it. Kelly, Ann Conway even mentions that she said to Trump, like, I know you don't like to lose, but you also don't like to quit. Yeah, he doesn't like to quit. So that's why this story makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. This is Kelly an Conway trying to say that she is emerged right way back when, as the hero of the mag movement, the woman who saved it all, which of course means that if the story were true, she would be 100% to blame for Donald Trump ever becoming president of the United States. So I, I, I don't know that that's actually a thing you want to take credit for Kelly Ann.

I know you think it makes you look good with the mega crowd, but you have to remember most of the country isn't in that crowd. So I'm not exactly sure what it is you're trying to go for here. But again, I don't believe a word of it. It doesn't make sense. It doesn't fall in line with Donald Trump's personality whatsoever. That's why this is so confusing to me. And of course, this is the story that everybody else has picked up. Everybody's talking about this, Kelly Ann talked Donald Trump back off that ledge and convinced him not to quit. That doesn't seem like Donald Trump at all. Does it? So why aren't more people calling this out like Kelly Ann, do you have anything to back up your claims whatsoever? And the answer of course is no. This is a woman who used to get paid to go on television and lie to us every single time she got in front of a camera. So we're supposed to take her word for it. That she's the one who

Saved the Trump presidency. I don't think so. So that's what it is. Folks. As I mentioned, this book comes out tomorrow. There's gotta be plenty of articles between now and then in fact, there already are with new revelations from this book, all kinds of things that she claims happened and not a shred of evidence to support hardly any of them. So do yourself a favor. I know it's probably not good to encourage people not to read, but I think this is a book that everybody can definitely skip all of the really salacious things that she reveals in the book they're gonna be made into articles.