Place your bets, folks. How long till KellyAnn is gone.

[dixiegrrrrl]

This is the issue, and we have noticed it:

Trump's top aide, Kellyanne Conway, on Monday slammed an MSNBC report that said the president-elect was "furious" over comments she made Sunday about Mitt Romney.
Conway called the reporting "sexist" and said she could have any job she wants in Trump's administration, according to MSNBC.

Top aides to Trump said they were "baffled" over Conway's comments about Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee, MSNBC reported earlier Monday. A source said her comments escalated concerns that Conway is "pushing her own agenda" instead of driving Trump's message.

Incoming chief of staff Reince Priebus and incoming chief strategist Stephen Bannon are reportedly becoming frustrated with Conway for not becoming a team player.
Conway on Sunday blasted Romney, a possible pick for secretary of State, for comments he made about Trump during the presidential campaign. She also questioned whether Romney would be loyal.

"I'm all for party unity, but I'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of State position," Conway said on CNN's "State of the Union."

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/307635-conway-calls-report-trump-is-furious-over-comments-on-romney

We have all noticed her obvious ambition, and speaking for Trump, about "lists" of people against Trump, etc,
you can hear the "we" in her sentences, like the stereotypical pushy wife of a doctor or General or etc. She is becoming more Trump than Trump, and the infighting has begun already.

What say.....a month? Gone by Jan?

[no_hypocrisy]

1. Depends on Ivanka and Jared I suppose.

[Raster]

10. Ding! Ding! Ding!

Winnah!

No big loss for Conjob... She was just on loan from the Mercer family anyway, she is their loyal retainer.

She won't be hurting for cash. She has a part-time gig as a windmill that pays quite well.
Spin Kelly Spin!

[annabanana]

2. She hasn't been a "10" for decades.. She'll be out on her

behind soon enough..

[elleng]

3. Another 'bet.' How long before trump himself is gone?

Coping with Chaos in the White House

"'A few days ago, I wrote a post for my Facebook friends about my personal experience with narcissistic personality disorder and how I view the president elect as a result. Unexpectedly, the post traveled widely, and it became clear that many people are struggling with how to understand and deal with this kind of behavior in a position of power. Although several writers, including a few professionals, have publicly offered their thoughts on a diagnosis, I am not a professional and this is not a diagnosis. My post is not intended to persuade anyone or provide a comprehensive description of NPD. I am speaking purely from decades of dealing with NPD and sharing strategies that were helpful for me in coping and predicting behavior.'>>>

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1016171724

Will repugs, congress, media, family allow this to continue?

[gordianot]

4. Vacancies will become common and usually self inflicted.

I am waiting for the inevitable vacancy at the top.

[Island Blue]

7. That's his job creation plan.

He'll brag about it.

[saltpoint]

5. If Kellyanne leaves the Trump team, she

would be freed up to assist with the Stein recount.

[Hoyt]

6. I bet she gets a good "severance" to keep quiet.

[neverforget]

8. Fired by Trump. Hired by CNN or Fox.

[cilla4progress]

9. Thus shitshow is going to be drama

Up one side and down the other.

That's what the 'murcans want apparently.

Sure miss No Drama Obama. He taught me that life lesson.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

11. She's as gone as Lewandowski or Roger Stone.

In other words, reassigned. Never out of the picture. But I don't think she even goes that far.

This thing with Romney is a stunt.

Trump doesn't want him, and only wants to humiliate him and punish him for his harsh words during the campaign. So he'll dangle the prospect of Secretary of State in front of him like a carrot and pull it away and laugh at him. I honestly wonder if Romney even wants the job, but in Trump's NPD addled mind, he gets to knock Romney off a peg or two by not giving him a job after floating his name as a possibility.

The question was, is Trump even actually mad at Kellyanne, or just pretending to be mad? Only reason he could actually be mad is if Kellyanne was a little too honest and open on what the Madman's intentions really were here.

But neither of them want Romney, except to punish him in the public eye.

[annabanana]

15. I think you have hit on the most likely interpretation.. n/t

[UTUSN]

12. She changes ponies, so the next level is the book tell-all. n/t

[RKP5637]

13. Definitely sooner than later, might not even last the week! n/t

[Oneironaut]

14. The backstabbing by Trump begins. These people really trusted him.

Like anyone who trusts Trump, they're going to get screwed in the end.

I'm not convinced yet that this isn't a ploy to get Mitt to get on his knees and grovel for forgiveness before giving it to someone else.