https://www.thedailybeast.com/kellyanne-conway-snaps-back-at-reporter-whats-your-ethnicity

When White House reporter Andrew Feinberg posed a question to Kellyanne Conway on Tuesday about the president’s racist tweets against the four congresswomen known as the “Squad,” he found himself taken aback by her response.

Feinberg, a reporter for the website BeltwayBreakfast.com, asked the White House counselor which countries President Donald Trump was referring to when he suggested Ayanna Pressley, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar—all U.S. citizens—should “go back” to where they came from.

Instead of answering that question, Conway asked him, “What’s your ethnicity?”

“Uh... why is that relevant?” Feinberg asked before Conway interrupted him to say, “Because I’m asking you a question.”

https://twitter.com/realGollumTrump/status/1151144184176398337?s=20


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She- hobbits spews most vile, hatesful, and wicked things! Most nasty things! Things ever saids by creature in Countsil or Caves! But they gets pass of freedom! Bigly hugs from snobby elves! They does! Dirty anti-Precious words & pro-taterist rots.....


Gollum J. Trump
@realGollumTrump
.....and they shouts the F Riddle! Screams “Peach the Mothburglar!” Then other hobbits runs back under hills! Why doesn’t Countsyl rebooks THEM? REBOOKS FILTHY WORDS SO VILE! Because theys ratful Leftlings! Yes! We NEVER says cruel things bout stupid fat hobbitses! NEVER! Sads!

Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump made three false claims on Saturday in a single 19-word tweet.

The tweet: "94% Approval Rating in the Republican Party, an all time high. Ronald Reagan was 87%. Thank you!"
Facts First: Trump does not have a 94% approval rating among Republicans; he is at 90% in Gallup polling. Trump has not recorded the all-time high for Republican approval; his peak ranks sixth out of the seven Republican presidents after World War II. And Reagan's peak was 94%, not 87%.
Trump has been falsely claiming for more than a year to have set the all-time high for approval among Republican voters -- first at "over 90%," then at "93%," and now, as of June, at "94%." He has even claimed to have beaten Abraham Lincoln, though there was no scientific polling on approval ratings in the 1800s.