The Presidential Election is Over | Eastern North Carolina Now

Kellyanne Conway continues to prove that she is a new wise force in American politics, and she will not be triffled with. Her intellect is so precise in how it allocates its estimable resorces.

    The Presidential Election is over, so a note to socialist /liberal intolerance: Drop the White Supremacist hyperbole.

    The American people have spoken, the election determined a nation's direction, and, for the first time in decades, there will be profound changes made in 2017.

    I do not believe there will be legislative /executive branch gridlock like what we have seen in the past.

    So, Liberals, Socialists, and RINOs, brace yourselves for change, and drop the hyperbole. It is really getting old.

    Having said that, Kellyanne Conway, who stands on principle with incredible loyalty to purpose, is at the nexus of this audio /video regarding a collegiate assembly of the campaign personnel running the two campaigns in the 2016 Presidential election. Of course, since L. Hillary Clinton spent over 3 times more in the election than Donald J. Trump, her staff was more represented; however, Kellyanne Conway had no problem standing up for the truth of all matters discussed, a truth that tends to evade many Democrats in recent times; certainly this was not their "finest moment".

Billed as "the First Draft of History", listen to the Democrat Whine, and then understand why a superior intellect, like Kellyanne Conway's, will only tolerate so much and will always best them in message to an intelligent people. Some of her comments are very near the beginning of this discussion, and then the fireworks just continued on throughout: Below.


poll#97

Regardless of who was your champion in this past presidential election: Will you recognize the duly elected leader of the Free World?

  I will never recognize President Donald J. Trump because he is not worthy.

  I will recognize President Donald J. Trump, providing he respects the office in which he holds.

  "At this point, what difference does it make?"

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