Kellyanne Conway - Buys Kids clothes at Target with 2 SUVs and 4 Secret Service Agents

[TheBlackAdder]

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My brother just told me...


Thrifty Kellyanne Conway saves herself money by spending an hour in Closter, NJ's Target.

Of course, the savings on clothing that she was buying for her kids is offset by the taxpayer fees for doing it.


Someone tried to talk to her, in the store, and one SS agent stopped them.

They're blocking traffic now, as someone now is talking to her, who is a supporter.


My brother and sister-in-law both say that she's rather scary looking, as she wears her red coat.


UPDATE: 2 girls, roughly ages 7 & 10, were with them. Both described as rambunctious. While checking out, one of the kids was laying on the floor. They just left at 3:27 PM.


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[spooky3]

1. I always wear a red coat when I want to be unobtrusive.

Doesn't she know about online shopping?

[Kahuna7]

29. LOL! Me too. nt

[Rorey]

52. What fun is it for a kid to lay on the floor at home

If she does online shopping, nobody will see her kid laying on the floor. Seriously, a kid that age laying on the floor of a store? Sounds like some piss poor parenting to me.

[Me.]

2. Why Does She Need 4 Agents?

[dalton99a]

6. Well you need at least one to carry the merchandise and one to open the car door

[Tanuki]

15. To chase Kellyanne's "rambunctious" a.k.a. poorly socialized and undisciplined

kids around the store and keep shoppers from accidentally stepping on then as they wallow on the floor.

[dalton99a]

3. Fucking grifter.

[Thomas Hurt]

4. Well you never know...

when the deep state might try to off you or where the ninja microwaves are lurking.

[dalton99a]

8. I don't want bad guys to steal her treasure trove of alternative facts

[LAS14]

5. The kids will probably refuse to wear them.

[LeftofObama]

7. Tell her to stay out of the small appliances aisle.

The microwaves and toasters are conspiring against her.

[L. Coyote]

40. Doesn't she know, Obama has a tapp on the mall cameras.

Link to tweet

[jrthin]

9. THIS person is offensive

on so many levels. Just for starters, she enables the pussy grabber.

[Mendocino]

10. Ohhh....don't you have clothes here

befitting a Nutcracker Princess or at least a Sgt Pepper Meter Maid?

[mainstreetonce]

11. She could shop Target online

Without SS protection,

[Charles Bukowski]

18. For the attention whores in the Gump administration, that would never do.

[mzteaze]

12. This hurts my heart

Last week I found out just how close (within a few miles) she lives near my house. Pisses me off.

Imma need her to stay away from Closter Plaza.

[left-of-center2012]

13. She didn't risk shopping in Bowling Green? n/t

[Drahthaardogs]

14. She sucks, but her kids need clothes like any other.

She works for the President whether we like it or not, she gets Security. This does not cause me outrage (except it reminds me she exists). Maybe I am an outlier, I don't see the issue.

[tammywammy]

16. Same here. n/t

[exboyfil]

19. Agreed

That was what made it so offensive when the Obamas were criticized for their vacations. Individuals in this position do deserve some semblance of a normal life. It becomes what is reasonable or unreasonable. Occasional shopping trips are reasonable (whether you go to a high end store or Target). Two vacations a year is reasonable. Near weekly trips to Florida is not a reasonable expectation.

[dalton99a]

20. Her Secret Service protection is unprecedented.

White House counselors don't need Secret Service protection. Her Secret Service request was probably bogus - based on made-up death threats - and Trump just rubberstamped it.

[yeoman6987]

21. I don't know. She gets a bunch of comments on twitter

She is the first female to win a major presidential campaign in history. Probably needs the secret service protection. Many don't like females in strong leadership roles.

[LisaL]

22. Yes, I am sure that is the problem that people have with her.

[yeoman6987]

23. Did you see the comments about Hillary during the campaign? Case closed!

[LisaL]

24. So you suggesting the same people that had problem with Hillary have a problem with Kellyanne?

Seriously?

[yeoman6987]

25. Huh. Interesting. I never said nor implied that.

Oh well you know I'm right regardless.

[LisaL]

26. No, I don't know that you are right.

[yeoman6987]

27. So you think everything is wonderful for strong women in leadership?

[LisaL]

28. What leadership position is she in?

And WTF do you think that is the reason people are having an issue with her? Jeez.

[Kaleva]

32. David Axelrod and Valerie Jarrett, advisors to President Obama, had SS protection

[JI7]

55. kellyanne conway is sleazebag clown .not anyone in leadership.

[Kingofalldems]

31. He is putting her in the same category as Hillary Clinton.

That's a republican talking point.

[George II]

39. Irrelevant. BTW, if you read the posts below, the FIRST LADY (Michelle Obama)....

...shopped in Target WITHOUT the SS. But she never considered herself privileged and above the "masses".

[yeoman6987]

42. You don't think secret service was there? Lol. Now that's funny.

[George II]

43. Obviously they weren't hanging all over her like they were with Conway. You might want to...

....read the links below. Here's the post that has them:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=8812943

[yeoman6987]

44. I don't care. I corrected your absurd post and I was right to do so

[George II]

45. Still, her SS protection is unprecedented. I don't ever recall a campaign chairman/director...

...ever getting protection.

[pintobean]

46. She's currently "Counselor to the President"

The reason for the protection is probably due to all the threats she receives.

[George II]

47. Still unprecedented.

[pintobean]

48. We don't know that to be true

but you go ahead and go with that.

[George II]

50. So when was anyone else in an equivalent position given SS protection? Ever?

If never, it is unprecedented. If you disagree with that assessment, then surely you're aware of someone else in her equivalent position that has, correct?

BTW, I say "equivalent" because each president has his own title for the job.

[pintobean]

54. Your assessment assumes

that the press knows of, and reports, every secret service detail. I find it extremely unlikely that it's "unprecedented". The fact that we don't know that something has happened before doesn't mean it hasn't.

[Drahthaardogs]

30. Oh, I don't have any problem believing she NEEDS security.

Seriously, if we were doing a Yearbook I would definitely vote KellyAnn most likely to receive death threats.

[Kaleva]

34. I don't see the issue either.

[George II]

36. From wikipedia: Today, the Secret Service is authorized by law to protect:

The President, the Vice President (or other officer next in the order of succession to the Office of President, should the Vice Presidency be vacant), the President-elect, and the Vice President-elect

The immediate families of the above individuals

Former Presidents and their spouses for their lifetimes (except when the spouse divorces or remarries), under the Former Presidents Act. From 1997 until 2013, legislation became effective limiting Secret Service protection to former Presidents and their spouses to a period of 10 years from the date the former President leaves office. President Barack Obama signed legislation reversing this limit and reinstating lifetime protection on January 10, 2013.[5][6][7]

The widow or widower of a former President who dies in office or dies within a year of leaving office for a period of one year after the President's death (the Secretary of Homeland Security can extend the protection time)

Children of former Presidents until age 16 or 10 years after the presidency

Former Vice Presidents, their spouses, and their children under 16 years of age, for up to 6 months from the date the former Vice
President leaves office (the Secretary of Homeland Security can extend the protection time)

Visiting heads of states or governments and their spouses traveling with them

Other distinguished foreign visitors to the United States and official representatives of the United States performing special missions abroad, as directed by the President

Major presidential and vice presidential candidates[8]

The spouses of major presidential and vice presidential candidates (within 120 days of a general presidential election)

Other individuals as designated per executive order of the President

National Special Security Events, when designated as such by the Secretary of Homeland Security

My guess is the highlighted one may apply, meaning the trump administration is willing to starve senior citizens and watch Americans die in Emergency Rooms to pay for Ms. Beavis' protection while she shops at Target.

Ridiculous.

[Vinca]

17. With an entourage like that they should have delivered a few "Meals On Wheels" along the way.

One hour of shopping at Target probably equals 50+ meals given the vehicles and salaries involved.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

35. She and her entourage are on YouTube ...

because they walked past the microwave section.

The goods have eyes.

[annabanana]

41. HA! . . . .n/t

good one

[pintobean]

37. Here's DU when Michelle Obama shopped at Target

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=433x785456

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2027174

[George II]

38. Great research, thanks! Michelle Obama was First Lady, Miss Beavis is a trump hanger-on.

No doubt Conway was muttering after they got into the car, "let them eat cake"!

[sharedvalues]

49. Kellyanne Conway is a serial liar and harms America. Michelle Obama shows grace, class, and honesty

Is it a surprise we are angry at Conway?

[Eliot Rosewater]

51. We are a worldwide shame and embarrassment.

Reminds me of Nazi's

[gopiscrap]

53. Why in the fuck does she get Secret Service

no one elected that piece of shit