Kellyanne Conway Praises Trump For Taking Over Cultural Institutions: 'It's Super Exciting'
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The Fox News contributor said President Donald Trump is "authentic all the way" in taking over American aspects of life she claimed "used to belong to the left."
Fox News contributor Kellyanne Conway is championing President Donald Trump for “taking control” of various institutions and traditions of American life. She cited some of his most controversial decisions Friday — and joyously described them as “super exciting.”
The former Trump aide was hosting “Hannity” that evening and spoke to conservative podcaster Isabel Brown, who claimed that Cracker Barrel’s failed attempt to rebrand was “part of a much larger, sinister undertow of our culture led by the radical Marxist left.”
The eatery recently reimagined its logo, which featured an old white man standing near a barrel, and replaced it with a more minimalist aesthetic. The brief change appeared to incite a MAGA-led culture war, with even Trump himself weighing in on his Truth Social platform.
“Cracker Barrel should go back to the old logo, admit a mistake based on customer response (the ultimate Poll), and manage the company better than ever before,” he wrote Tuesday. “They got a Billion Dollars worth of free publicity if they play their cards right.”
Conway not only agreed with Brown’s claim but also praised the president’s outsized influence.
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