Kellyanne Conway

A profile quoted several Beltway veterans with only positive things to say about Jen Psaki. Only Sean Spicer bitterly complained, claiming he had it harder than she does.

Pence has complained about backlash he’s gotten for his anti-LGBTQ associations before. Hiring an old friend who just happens to run an anti-LGBTQ hate group certainly won’t help.

You know what that means.

She’s escaped her parent’s ban on using Twitter and she’s not holding back.

Yes, a Republican group produced this. You’ll want to watch every second.

They say she’s a celebrity who doesn’t know what she’s talking about, unlike the celebrity in the White House who never knows what he’s talking about.

Wait for the quick flirty Pete Buttigieg shout out.

Trump could not get his fill of reality TV, so he created a new show on his presidential network.

Because, of course he did.

The attempts to woo the legal veteran suggests Trump is feeling even more pressure over the Mueller investigation.

CPAC’s lineup of speakers this year are a rogue’s gallery of antigay activists and government officials from the Trump administration.

Trump appointed pollster Kellyanne Conway as opioids czar in November before firing the entire Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS in December.

“If we separate the T from the alphabet soup we’ll have more success,” said a speaker at a summit where President Trump gave the keynote address.

Randy Rainbow took a brief hiatus from excoriating modern politics through musical numbers, but he’s back and better than ever.

James Woods, who once appeared in a video raising awareness for homeless LGBTQ youth, has recently become increasingly homophobic and transphobic seemingly out of nowhere.

For months, Walter Shaub has badgered the Trump White House over ethical lapses and conflicts of interest with little success.

Republican Sens. Lindsey Graham, Ben Sasse, and Susan Collins, along with House Speaker Paul Ryan, condemned Trump’s bullying tweets against Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.

Cooper apologized both on air and on Twitter for a crude and exasperated remark.

Conway apparently has quite a bit to say about the president once the microphones and cameras have been turned off.

Kellyanne Conway explains how the Access Hollywood tape and the “Lock her up” chants show how much respect Trump has for women.