PhotoAs Kellyanne Conway sleepwalks her way through a series of increasingly embarrassing interviews, it’s been hard not to feel sorry for her. But I can’t feel sorry for Kellyanne Conway. Not long ago, Ms. Conway felt like a vital part of a system that needed smart people on both sides to make it work. The first time I saw Ms. Conway speak was at a New Yorker Festival panel in 2012. When her boss was caught on tape bragging about sexually assaulting women, Kellyanne Conway “as a woman”-ed her way out of it.

Source: New York Times February 17, 2017 19:07 UTC