Trump's new campaign manager vows to let Trump be Trump
- 8 years ago
The woman in charge of Donald Trump's campaign wants to let Trump be Trump, but in a more disciplined way.
Kellyanne Conway, a Republican pollster and longtime Trump associate who was promoted to campaign manager this week, suggested Thursday in separate television interviews that under her supervision, the campaign will be more focused with its messaging while still allowing the exuberant businessman to be "comfortable being in his own skin."
"What I would like him to do is let everyone get the benefit of his leadership.
He scores very well in strong leader, and that's what so many Americans are starving for," Conway told CNN's Alisyn Camerota.
Conway played up the campaign's first general election ad buys set to start running later this week in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
She also revealed that the campaign will begin debate prep this weekend,.
Kellyanne Conway, a Republican pollster and longtime Trump associate who was promoted to campaign manager this week, suggested Thursday in separate television interviews that under her supervision, the campaign will be more focused with its messaging while still allowing the exuberant businessman to be "comfortable being in his own skin."
"What I would like him to do is let everyone get the benefit of his leadership.
He scores very well in strong leader, and that's what so many Americans are starving for," Conway told CNN's Alisyn Camerota.
Conway played up the campaign's first general election ad buys set to start running later this week in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
She also revealed that the campaign will begin debate prep this weekend,.