Kellyanne Conway Says "I Meant No Disrespect"

Kellyanne Conway Says “I Meant No Disrespect”

After almost every site in the northern hemisphere went on the attack against our US President’s White House adviser Kellyanne Conway, so she’ responding to the accusations!!!

Kellyanne Conway says that people who are unhappy about Trump being in office are on the attack with venomous lies…

Kellyanne Conway Says "I Meant No Disrespect"

CelebNMusic247.com is being fair on this subject matter after we saw the photos of Kellyanne Conway, who looked like she was playing on her photo during the President’s meeting with the HCBU’s.

Kellyanne Conway explains the controversial Oval Office photo to Fox Business that had America shaking their heads!

Kellyanne Conway Responds in detail:

“What happened is we had largest gathering of men and women to date in the Oval Office for a picture. These are the presidents and other leaders of the historically black colleges and universities. And they came to visit the White House. Of course, today, the president signed the executive order for HCBUs.”

She adds:

“And I really want to thanks so many of them for coming to my defense because they were in the room and they know I was being asked to take a picture in a crowded room with the press behind us. And I was asked to take a certain angle and was doing exactly that. I certainly meant no disrespect. I didn’t mean to have my feet on the couch.”

Her candor continues after Dobbs noted that President Barack Obama had also put his feet on Oval Office furniture.  Was Conway was concerned by the “utter deplorable hypocrisy and venom of the left.”

Apparently, she was. Conway agreed and said:

“It is venomous, it is vicious. People should take very seriously the import of their words, especially when they know I meant no disrespect.”

Then, she wrapped up the conversation saying:

“I just want people to focus on the great work of the HCBU presidents. And how honored we were to have them.”

Watch the video below from Fox Business, broadcast Feb. 28, 2017: