Kellyanne Conway and her ilk are the trump administration's version of a phishing letter.
Those nigerian prince scams or any of the other email scams trying to get the victim to send an initial deposit, or send their bank account number aren't poorly written because the author isn't a native english speaker. They're poorly written to preemptively filter out anyone savvy enough to not send their money in at the end. The scammers don't want to waste their time going back and forth with someone who has a high likelihood of backing out at the last step (that step where $$ gets sent). They really only want responses from the very trusting/gullible/naive. They send millions and millions of emails.... if they sent more believable emails, imagine how much time they would lose talking to people who ultimately aren't gullible enough to buy the scam.
So think of the trump administration in that light. The message conway and her ilk are sending out isn't meant to convince rfenst, or frank that trump really is a smart guy who intended to tweet "covfefe" and those who are in the know got the message. They have a dumber audience they are trying to reach.
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