"Kellyanne Conway’s Battle for Trump’s Favor"
By Ryan Lizzam February 10, 2017
Do ANYTHING for Tweety just went too far for Kellyanne as she pushes Ivanka's drsses on Fox TV. This picture looks an arrest mug shot to me.
"Yesterday afternoon, Kellyanne Conway, President Donald Trump’s counsellor, was receiving a training that would allow her to obtain top-secret security clearances when an aide came to pull her out of the meeting.
That morning, Conway had appeared on Fox News. The big issue of the day was a tweet from Trump attacking the department store Nordstrom for dropping his daughter Ivanka’s clothing line. Conway came to the Trump campaign, last year, in part through Ivanka, and, like all Trump aides, she understands that staying in the good graces of Trump’s children is key to survival in his court. “Go buy Ivanka’s stuff is what I would tell you,” Conway said with a wide smile, while sitting in front of the official White House seal in the James Brady Briefing Room. “It’s a wonderful line. I own some of it. I fully—I’m going to give a free commercial here. Go buy it today, everybody. You can find it online.”"
Not an ethical thing to do Kellyanne, not good. it's a form of "whoring" in my view.
"Is It Time To Root For Ivanka Trump?"
February 10, 2017
By Joanna Weiss
Sadly, we know how much Tweety loves / likes / wants Ivanka . . . he once said he would date her. But we also know Melania has no sway with Tweety as to moral or ethical behavior. Melania called his pussy grabbing "boys will be boys."
"Problematic as she is, Ivanka is a bridge between a weird, wild White House and the daily needs of more than half the nation. You don’t have to internalize her glib, I’ve-got-it-figured-out message – or feel the need to buy her $160 shoes — to want to use her as a force for good.
You just have to remember that there are some things she can sell better than her father can."
"‘Go buy Ivanka’s stuff,’ Kellyanne Conway said. Then the first daughter’s fashion sales exploded."
By Kristine Phillips Reporter covering national and breaking news March 10, 2017
UPDATED DEC 2019: It's amazing what this lady gets away with. THERE IS A LAW AGAINST THIS CRAP, OR THERE SHOULD BE. ISN'T THIS LIKE THE BIDEN BOY GETTING ~$50k/ MONTH FOR A JOB IN UKRAINE
She got away with it. Somehow Tweety Trump kept KC out of jail, she's still on the job in Dec 2019! Ethics breach, immoral, sad.
"Ivanka Trump’s products weren’t always the hottest items online.
In January, for instance, the first daughter’s fashion line ranked No. 550 based on the number of orders from Lyst, the biggest fashion e-commerce website in the world, according to Forbes.
That changed dramatically the following month.
Sales of Trump’s products skyrocketed in early February, making her Lyst’s 11th most popular brand. The biggest spike, according to Lyst, came on Feb. 9, when sales jumped by 219 percent from the day before.
Yes, Feb. 9 — the same day that White House counselor Kellyanne Conway promoted Trump’s clothing and jewelry line on “Fox & Friends.”
“Go buy Ivanka’s stuff is what I would tell you,” Conway said. “I’m going to give a free commercial here. Go buy it today, everybody.”"
ETHICALLY DEVOID, MORALLY CHALLENGED, POLITICALLY WHORING HERSELFF, KC WALKS TALL?
"Conway did not respond to an email requesting comment. Her promotion of the fashion line appeared to violate an ethics rule barring federal employees from using their public office to endorse products and immediately drew criticism from both Democrats and Republicans."
[Where does the Ivanka Trump brand go from here? Usurping the office of the President to sell Ivanka panties! When did Ivanka learn about fashion and clothing sales anyway? This is a case of how rich kids get a boost, juts like when daddy got ~$400M to start on his way to becoming a billionaire.]
"Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), chairman of the House Oversight Committee, said Conway’s comments were “absolutely wrong, wrong, wrong” and “clearly over the line,” The Washington Post reported.
The White House later said that Conway had been “counseled.” But concerns about her comments remain."
