Christmas with the Trumps: The beginning of the Kardashian-esque constant social media?

[Anonymous]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4065886/Ivanka-Donald-Trump-Jr-share-sweet-snaps-families-celebrating-holidays.html

Question: did Ivanka really post a pic of herself in a negligee with her husband and kids?

[Anonymous]

Ugh

[Anonymous]

Beautiful photos, thank you for sharing them.

[Anonymous]

Jealous much? It's a camisole, what pisses you off is how great she looks in it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jealous much? It's a camisole, what pisses you off is how great she looks in it.

Clearly she is having some difficulty understanding being a Jewish mother.

[Anonymous]

They want the same love and admiration the Obamas got. No surprise that, as with everything else, they're just unclear on the concept.

This is part of the publicity push they tried with Ivanka riding coach class commercial. Conway probably wanted some nice Kennedy-esque family photos of Christmas with the Trumps but none of them likes spending the holidays together.

And yes, the negligee photo is weirdly off-base.

[Anonymous]

That's not a camisole...it goes to the floor. It's her nightgown.

Klassy.

[Anonymous]

Good looking family. They seem happy.

[Anonymous]

you mean like when the Obama's were interviewed on Access Hollywood with their kids in 2008 during the campaign?

[Anonymous]

To be perfectly honest I think that's just a normal white family thing, posting Christmas morning photos in pajamas.

The negligee isn't a negligee (I think) its a dress designed to look like one. I've seen celebrities wear them and it looks right up Rihanna's alley. Whether the First Lady-in-practice and a supposedly practicing Orthodox Jew should have chosen to wear it another matter entirely.

[Anonymous]

Meh. It's a nightgown. Nothing grotesque or revealing. I'm no Ivanka Trump fan - at all. But let's save our indignation at the real issues this family presents to decency and integrity, not the contrived ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:you mean like when the Obama's were interviewed on Access Hollywood with their kids in 2008 during the campaign?

Um, what?

I've never seen the Twitter feed or social media posts from Sasha and Malia.

Chelsea posted a Christmas ornament with the names of her kids.

Ivanka Trump posted a picture of herself in a black silk negligee. She's a Kardashian wannabe.

And Melania wore a miniskirt to mass on Christmas.

Thanks to their affinity for social media, we will endure such social media posts for the next 4 years. Ugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They want the same love and admiration the Obamas got. No surprise that, as with everything else, they're just unclear on the concept.

This is part of the publicity push they tried with Ivanka riding coach class commercial. Conway probably wanted some nice Kennedy-esque family photos of Christmas with the Trumps but none of them likes spending the holidays together.

And yes, the negligee photo is weirdly off-base.

Ain't that the truth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To be perfectly honest I think that's just a normal white family thing, posting Christmas morning photos in pajamas.

The negligee isn't a negligee (I think) its a dress designed to look like one. I've seen celebrities wear them and it looks right up Rihanna's alley. Whether the First Lady-in-practice and a supposedly practicing Orthodox Jew should have chosen to wear it another matter entirely.

It's not a morning picture...see the menorahs? It's nighttime, and they are all in pjs. She's wearing a black silk negligee, and she posted it publicly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They want the same love and admiration the Obamas got. No surprise that, as with everything else, they're just unclear on the concept.

This is part of the publicity push they tried with Ivanka riding coach class commercial. Conway probably wanted some nice Kennedy-esque family photos of Christmas with the Trumps but none of them likes spending the holidays together.

And yes, the negligee photo is weirdly off-base.

Exactly! So desperate.