Kellyanne Conway is an American Republican campaign manager, strategist, and pollster. She is president and CEO of The Polling Company Inc./Woman Trend, and has been a political commentator on CNN, Fox News, Fox Business, and more. She has been a guest on other TV shows in the past.

America owes  Kellyanne Conway a great debt of gratitude for the work she did during the presidential election – the tireless hours she spent  turning the wheels of progress  under dire circumstances was astounding.

Kellyanne is a role model for all women.  This was a  victory for a woman who played a major role in the election of the President of the United States.

“I just want to say how grateful I am that she was the Campaign Manager for Donald Trump. Your guidance and support has been amazing! Thank you for helping Donald Trump win so that he CAN MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.
•“I really appreciate all the hard work you’ve done to help the campaign and President Elect Trump (PE Trump).
•“You were there for PE Trump every step of the way, and I wholeheartedly appreciate everything you did for him.”
•“Thank you for being so patient, and helping PE Trump!”
.”Watching each day was very insightful,  so thank you.

And God Bless you

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Feminists’ Mom-shaming of Kellyanne Conway Is Out of Control

Published December 16, 2016

By Andrea Peyser, The New York Post

Watch out, women of America. The femin-ocracy is trying to keep us in our places.

When The Donald’s campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, 49 — the first female in history to run a successful presidential campaign — dared to suggest last week that she’s reluctant to accept a full-time position in the Trump administration in order to better perform her important duties as mother to four children, ages 7 through 12, an anti-Conway campaign was launched by buttinsky feminists.

They saw fit to bash Conway for making her family her No. 1 priority, and expressed a level of outrage that reveals a disheartening kind of reverse sexism.

Perhaps the weirdest Conway condemnation was posted on Refinery29 by Lindsey Stanberry, who attempted to out-mommy the mommy she believes is discouraging gals from working themselves into early graves.

“I woke up at 5 a.m. today,’’ Stanberry writes. “Before 6 a.m. I had breast-fed my 3-month-old baby, changed two very poopy diapers, eaten breakfast, and started a load of laundry. By 9, I had been at my desk for an hour, sent several emails, edited a story, read the morning news, and pumped three ounces of breast milk.’’

Then this patronizing bit: “It’s totally fine if Conway wants to make her children her top priority right now. . . . But it seems as if Conway doesn’t think that any mother should be working in the White House.’’ Rubbish.

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Kellyanne did not say  “that any mother should not be working in the White House.”

Does this lady understand that Kellyanne has a lucrative business and if she worked in the White House would not have the same flexibility.  She probably does a lot of work at home like a lot of women do and can be with her children.

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