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Kellyanne Conway

American political consultant
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    Soon after presidential adviser Kellyanne Conway would introduce the notion of “alternative facts.” Over the next four years, as Trump branded a wide swath of the media “fake news” and sought to direct the national conversation with his Twitter account, civil political debate became rare and the hyper-partisan divide…

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    / General election campaign

    …News, and new campaign manager Kellyanne Conway.

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