Controversial Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway just made headlines for promoting #AlternativeFacts (opens in new tab) (literally, what is life), and now she's back at it again with a stand-up comedy routine (opens in new tab).
Footage of Conway competing in a 1998 "Funniest Celebrity in Washington D.C." charity contest is making the rounds, and it's best described as #AlternativeFunny—mostly thanks to a joke about child abuse and the Washington Redskins.
To be fair, 1998 was a rough year for us all.
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