Kellyanne

Kellyanne focuses on the politics of the 2008 anti-war candidate still sending more troops to Afghanistan.

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Economy vs. Obama? GOP Goldwaterized? Afghan Porridge Right? HuffPost Radio 2011

Sitting in for Arianna Huffington and Mary Matalin, respectively, Hilary Rosen and Kellyanne Conway respond to three "Resolveds" as if formally debating on three big topics of the week: do May's weak economic numbers tilt the odds against Obama? does a Republican party saying loopy things hurt the eventual nominee? did Obama thread the needle on Afghanistan?

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Economy vs. Obama? GOP Goldwaterized? Afghan Porridge Right? HuffPost Radio 2011

Hilary Rosen and Kellyanne Conway disagree about how heavy the economic albatross will be politically and whether the GOP fringe will taint its nominee.

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Economy vs. Obama? GOP Goldwaterized? Afghan Porridge Right? HuffPost Radio 2011

Kellyanne contends that Obama's dour, pessimistic economic statements also hurt him politically.

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Economy vs. Obama? GOP Goldwaterized? Afghan Porridge Right? HuffPost Radio 2011

Sitting in for Arianna Huffington and Mary Matalin, respectively, Hilary Rosen and Kellyanne Conway respond to three "Resolveds" as if formally debating on three big topics of the week: do May's weak economic numbers tilt the odds against Obama? does a Republican party saying loopy things hurt the eventual nominee? did Obama thread the needle on Afghanistan?

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Economy vs. Obama? GOP Goldwaterized? Afghan Porridge Right? HuffPost Radio 2011

Kellyanne focuses on the politics of the 2008 anti-war candidate still sending more troops to Afghanistan.

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Economy vs. Obama? GOP Goldwaterized? Afghan Porridge Right? HuffPost Radio 2011

Mr. Romney needs to walk voters through his epiphanies,'' said conservative pollster Kellyanne Conway.

Republican Rivals Put Focus on Shifts in Romney's Views Patrick O'Connor 2011

Republican pollster Kellyanne Conway said that no matter how the scandal turns out, Mr. Cain is likely to see an erosion of GOP support.

Cain: No Memory of Latest Accuser Neil King Jr. 2011

"He has all the king's horses and all the king's men supporting him, the print MSM and most segments on Fox News Channel in his favor, yet for the second time in four years, 75 percent of Iowa caucus-goers rejected him," writes Kellyanne Conway at National Review.

Dan Kennedy: Grumpy Conservatives Survey Post-Iowa Scene Dan Kennedy 2012

Kellyanne agrees, noting that bad economic numbers invariably hurt incumbents and the chronically unemployed losing benefits will diminish Obama -- not to mention that the President seems driven by focus groups when he talks more about the past and future rather than the present.

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Economy vs. Obama? GOP Goldwaterized? Afghan Porridge Right? HuffPost Radio 2011