‘Feckless, Reckless, And Rudderless’: Kellyanne Conway Says Democrats’ Spending Causes Economic Crisis
Former Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway appeared on Fox Business Thursday and criticized the Democratic Party’s handling of the economy, describing their approach as “feckless, reckless, and rudderless.” During an…


Former Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway appeared on Fox Business Thursday and criticized the Democratic Party’s handling of the economy, describing their approach as “feckless, reckless, and rudderless.”
During an appearance on “The Evening Edit,” Conway said that under the Biden administration there was a broad disapproval of economic policies. This sentiment, Conway said, stems from the Democrats’ penchant for allocating federal funds to unnecessary programs at the expense of the taxpayer, leading to rising prices and a decline in high-quality, high-paying jobs.
“We’ve seen in the last 100 days since he was elected, Liz, that the Democrats are feckless, reckless, and rudderless. And this is not a good message for them either, because I believe that where some folks on Wall Street and some folks, some of our billionaires, and certainly some of our Democratic legislators are exercising petulance,” Conway said. “Most Americans are willing to exercise patience. They believe at a macro level that President Trump will bring US to a better economy. Remember, Bidenomics was as unpopular as Biden himself. There was a reason for that, Liz.”
Conway criticized the Democratic leadership for embedding divisive DEI initiatives across various governmental agencies.
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“People felt like the Biden-Harris government, the Democrats, Chuck Schumer right there, looking ridiculous with his avocado and his beer, looking completely ridiculous. People know that those Democrats spent money we don’t have on things we didn’t need, and that our prices went up,” Conway said. “High-quality, high-paying jobs went down, and yet there were no tariffs. It was because of man-made policies over government spending, ridiculous programs like climate compliance in agencies and departments that had nothing to do with climate, DEI everywhere, spending all kinds of money that people know was objectionable.”



