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Conway: I 'Politely Declined' Job of WH Press Secretary

Kellyanne Conway said after President-elect Trump won the election that she would serve in “whatever capacity” he asked—but that doesn’t include White House press secretary, apparently.

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In an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, Conway confirmed she was offered the position but turned it down.

“I have politely declined that job, Hugh, and I completely agree,” she said. “I think it’s an incredibly important position to fill. And I know that there will be a qualified man or woman who takes that position and does an excellent job for President Trump and Vice President Pence.”

She continued: “As you can imagine, if it’s President Trump’s administration, communications will be a very important aspect of it. And there will be a number of people handling that. But you’re right, and we can also expect that, I think the skeptical, the hostile press will continue the way they have, frankly, in this last five weeks since he got elected. And I think many of them are election deniers still fighting the last war, still thinking we’re in the permanent campaign.”

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