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bmstee01

(453 posts) Mon Sep 12, 2016, 10:32 AM Sep 2016

Kellyanne Conway calls Trumps supporters Nasty and skeeze

This should be a bigger deal!

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Kellyanne Conway calls Trumps supporters Nasty and skeeze (Original Post) bmstee01 Sep 2016 OP

Yes it should bradla24 Sep 2016 #1

here's a link napkinz Sep 2016 #2

She has no moral compass BSdetect Sep 2016 #3

In downhill snow skiing "way over their skis" means leaning too far forward while airborne. CaptainTruth Sep 2016 #4

bradla24

(16 posts)

1. Yes it should

Reply to bmstee01 (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2016, 10:35 AM

Sep 2016

It is ridiculous for her to sit there and try to act offended on behalf of the Donald and supporters. We know how they behave and what they believe......she does also.

napkinz

(17,199 posts)

2. here's a link

Reply to bmstee01 (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2016, 10:36 AM

Sep 2016

Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway called his supporters: "downright nasty" & "skeeze"

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/9/10/1568719/-Trump-s-campaign-manager-Kellyanne-Conway-called-his-supporters-downright-nasty-skeeze

BSdetect

(8,998 posts)

3. She has no moral compass

Reply to bmstee01 (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2016, 11:00 AM

Sep 2016

She will lie for any side that pays her.

Brazen liar.

CaptainTruth

(6,582 posts)

4. In downhill snow skiing "way over their skis" means leaning too far forward while airborne.

Reply to bmstee01 (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2016, 11:49 AM

Sep 2016

It means when you land you're going to face-plant. It's like "getting too far ahead of yourself," in a bad way.

I really think that's what she meant. Perhaps that phrase isn't used anymore, but back in the day all my skiing friends would have understood exactly what she meant.

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