Kellyanne Conway has done it again.
No, the White House spokesperson didn’t define feminism this time as the act of hating on men and loving abortions.
She didn’t break the law by shilling for Ivanka Trump’s clothing line, either.
But that doesn’t mean Conway avoided the wrath of folks on social media this week, not after an act she pulled while hanging out inside the Oval Office.
The controversial political figure was photographed yesterday kneeling on an Oval Office couch and browsing her phone while President Donald Trump spoke with leaders of historically black colleges and universities.
It’s unusual to see anyone acting this relaxed and casual in the Oval Office.
But doing so while surrounded by such figures sparked a new round of backlash against Conway on Twitter.
First, take a look at the main photo that has gotten Conway in trouble below:
As for the response?
Celebrities such as Alyssa Milano, Keith Olbermann and Vanessa Carlton tweeted the photo of Conway on their accounts… along with a few harsh words of criticism.
“Get your f–king feet off the furniture, @KellyannePolls. This isn’t your home,” Olbermann wrote, for example.
Others defended Conway, however, citing a few photos of Barack Obama from back in the day, with his feet up on the desk in the same Oval Office.
“I’ll take shoes on a couch over this any day,” Tweeted @amylutz4.
Others, meanwhile, were simply curious as to what exactly Conway was doing on her phone.
To wit:
Come on. That’s pretty hilarious, no matter which side of the aisle you sit on.
Conway has been a polarizing individual ever since she signed on to run Trump’s campaign last year.
Often sent out to speak to the press on The Donald’s behalf, Conway is an expert at navigating around facts and spouting general nonsense about her boss’s agenda.
She is also the person who coined the term “alternative facts.”
We’d say there’s almost no coming back from something such as that…
… but we also said Hillary Clinton would soundly defeat Trump in the Presidential Election.
So what the heck do we know?
She’ll probably run for President in 2024.
And then we shudder to think how she’ll act in the Oval Office.
