Kellyanne Conway: ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome is real’

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Longtime Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway urged the president-elect’s nonstop critics to “calm the hell down already” and help him deliver his agenda to the country. However, she conceded that is unlikely to happen.

Facing some younger critics during a 90-minute session at Harvard University’s Institute of Politics Tuesday night in Cambridge, Massachusets, the former White House counselor and former pollster said that the constant attacks on President-elect Donald Trump didn’t stop him in the campaign and won’t during his “second chance” presidency.

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