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To: MarvinStinson
Thin women can easily sit comfortably on a couch like that.

The visitors in the room were all Black supporters of Donald Trump.

She sat in a comfortable position to allow the people in the room the opportunity to feel comfortable on what was probably their very first visit to the Oval Office. That is what she was doing - trying to make all the Black people in the room not so nervous on their first visit.

All the dems who are protesting are not saying a word about the guests who were in the room at the time and that they were BLACK Trump supporters.

Give me a break!!

18 posted on 03/02/2017 9:27:09 AM PST by Slyfox (Where's Reagan when we need him? Look in the mirror - the spirit of The Gipper lives within you.)
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To: Slyfox

This is the same clown who threatened violence over the anti police painting that was, eventually taken down.


23 posted on 03/02/2017 9:30:49 AM PST by wjr123
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To: Slyfox
The visitors in the Oval Office during the Kellyanne Conway kerfluffle were presidents from over five dozen Historically Black Colleges and Universities, not all Trump supporters.

Your explanation for her conduct is condescending. She was actually trying to take photos of President Trump and the college presidents without blocking the view of the pool cameras.

The pool cameras repaid her thoughtfulness by photographing her in the foreground instead of focusing on the historic meeting in the Oval Office.

Trump was keeping a campaign promise to focus on supporting HBCUs and signed an executive order about HBCUs soon after the meeting.

83 posted on 03/02/2017 10:50:46 AM PST by kristinn (Who knew Hell has such nice weather?)
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