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Kellyanne Conway: ‘I Sympathize With’ Coronavirus ‘Stay at Home’ Protestors

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Kellyanne Conway is among the small minority of Americans who are on the side of activists who have taken to the streets – by car or by foot – to protest numerous state governors’ guidelines and orders to stay at home to slow the spread of the deadly coronavirus. “I sympathize with those people,” Conway said Thursday morning.

Protestors have participated in organized efforts to cause gridlock that has prevented hospital workers from getting to their jobs.

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