If Donald Trump’s campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, thought she was going to be pitched softball questions by Megyn Kelly, she was quickly disabused of that notion when Kelly shut her down and reminded her that most women do not like and will not vote for the Orange Menace in November.
The interview began with Conway whining about Clinton running “not nice” ads against her client. To that, Kelly replied:
“Kellyanne, come on. It’s not nice? They are running for president! Of course she going to hit him with negative ads. The ads that she is running about him, when it comes to his comments about women, use his words, Kellyanne.”
Conway tried desperately to change the subject, wondering why Clinton didn’t run ads detailing her vision for the future of the country. But Kelly was more than ready for that tactic, telling Conway:
“Because there are two facets of a campaign! You know that better than anybody. You hit your opponent and disqualify him or her and then you sell your own vision. I mean, she’s allowed to hit him with negative ads and he should be hitting her right back, should he not?”
Finally, Conway weakly admitted that Trump had made a “few comments about women over the years.” Kelly let her have it with both barrels:
“You know that’s not true. You know he has repeatedly made comments about women. About their looks, about their size, their weight. Even in this campaign, about Carly Fiorina’s face, retweeting a negative picture about Heidi Cruz’s face, criticizing Hillary Clinton and her ‘look.’ And, Kellyanne, this is an issue for him.”
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