The media should stop quoting Kellyanne Conway, because that would be conspiracy
to break the Hatch Act. It seems fairly simple - when a government office has determined that a government official is breaking the law, no one should be trying to help her do that by broadcasting or writing anything she says. She shouldn't be in her job, and every time they repeat what she says, or give her airtime, they are abetting her.
OK, FoxPravda will continue using her. But the proper media should just say they're ignoring her from now on.
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with that. Plus, my guess is that they were intrigued by Trump, not realizing that he could actually win. So they had him on again and again.
I think Mika's reaction to Kellyanne lying was a try to repair their reputation. They knew then that their staying power was in having more of the players in the election come on their show, thereby ensuring that their ratings would go up.
Their surprise "engagement" was no surprise, really. And everyone on their show, guests included, knew what was going on for a long time. They just played along...
So I share your cynicism. It is well founded! 
They have switched sides. I will never forgive Joe for being in the front lines of the Clinton impeachment, then much like Gingrich, Joe got a divorce and abruptly left Congress. Been married twice since then.
Lord, I had no idea my memory was so sharp!
That of course makes it so seemingly difficult for the bright bulbs that make these decisions. 
