Kellyanne Conway Triggered Defending Trump's Smithsonian & Social Media Tactics
David Pakman ShowSeptember 5, 20255 min101,667 views
14 connectionsΒ·16 entities in this videoβKellyanne Conway's Defense of Trump's Social Media Use
- π‘ Kellyanne Conway expressed frustration with Gavin Newsom's social media activity, calling it "cringe" and "falling flat."
- π― She argued that only Donald Trump can effectively use social media, podcasts, and rallies due to his unique approach and work ethic.
- π Conway stated that Trump's "erratic, all caps posts" are crafted in a way that is coherent and not embarrassing, unlike when Newsom attempts similar tactics.
Trump's Smithsonian Ambitions and Wokeism
- ποΈ The discussion shifted to Trump's desire to curate the Smithsonian, with Conway claiming he doesn't want to be a curator.
- β οΈ She asserted that Trump's goal for taxpayer-funded museums is to make them educational and informative, not to rewrite history.
- π§ However, the transcript points out Trump's own statements about museums playing up slavery as a negative, suggesting he is the one attempting to rewrite history.
Inconsistent Defenses of Trump
- π The analysis highlights the trend of defending Trump on contradictory bases, such as being involved in something versus staying out of it.
- π§© This incoherence is attributed to political support being based on personality and a "cult"-like devotion to the leader rather than policy adherence.
- π£οΈ Kellyanne Conway's shifting positions are presented as an example of this phenomenon, particularly in her defense of Trump's actions and statements.
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Kellyanne ConwayDonald TrumpGavin NewsomSocial MediaFox NewsSmithsonianWokeismHistoryMuseumsPolitical DefenseCult of Personality
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