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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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In an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Tuesday, Kellyanne Conway appeared to have a moment of clarity when she called Barack Obama “a very popular president.”

The response came when Cooper asked the Trump campaign manager why her candidate is losing so badly to Hillary Clinton with just three weeks until Election Day.

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. @KellyannePolls on Clinton: I am mystified as to why she can't get to those 52-53% numbers in some of these states https://t.co/TmbC5Orxbh

— Anderson Cooper
360° (@AC360) October 19, 2016

Conway said: “Oh my goodness, [Hillary Clinton] has so many advantages. She has endless money, she’s got a lot of the media, she has a very popular president and First Lady out there campaigning for her…”
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