Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Her speech demonstrates her stupidity.

Saying her sexual predator father has “affirmatively” said he DIDN’T do something makes her sentence oxymoronic. She probably meant to say the Pussygrabber “definitively” stated he didn’t assault those women. But she’s too stupid and uneducated to know the difference between those words.

She is an utter moron.

It's well-established that Ivanka's usage of words has at best a tenuous relationship to their meaning. But, FWIW, even people who are smart use big words incorrectly quite often.

That said, she really does not come across as "smart" by any definition other than "well-dressed"...and even the latter is infrequent.

Anonymous wrote:
Her speech demonstrates her stupidity.

Saying her sexual predator father has “affirmatively” said he DIDN’T do something makes her sentence oxymoronic. She probably meant to say the Pussygrabber “definitively” stated he didn’t assault those women. But she’s too stupid and uneducated to know the difference between those words.

She is an utter moron.

Anonymous wrote:This sums it up pretty well. She wants to have all the privileges of being the President's daughter without any of its drawbacks.
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/02/26/ivanka-should-quit-217089

Assistant to the president Ivanka Trump dodged the press like a professional on Sunday when NBC News’ Peter Alexander asked her in a sit-down interview, “Do you believe your father’s accusers?”

Taking a short pause to consider a question she had to know was coming, Trump responded: “I think it’s a pretty inappropriate question to ask a daughter if she believes the accusers of her father when he’s affirmatively stated there’s no truth to it.”

If Ivanka Trump wants to recuse herself from the tough questions, here’s what she should do: Withdraw from the very public political life she has chosen. Reporters hang on what she says because she possesses political power. By resigning her position, by ceasing to advise the president, by ending her official role as the president’s emissary, that power will vanish and so will most of the press corps’ interest. Oh, reporters will still cover her as a rich celebrity and as presidential offspring but as a non-official, she won’t owe reporters any answers. If she still wants to call questions about her father's questionable conduct “inappropriate,” I won't agree with her. But I won’t fuss.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Her business was handed to her, and yet it is a disaster.

Her political position was handed to her, and yet it is a disaster.

But hey, her cosmetic surgery makes it do her dad would want to date her, so that is good, right?

That is a lie. She was not coddled, nor was Don Jr. Read about them and get your facts straight!

Before he was President Trump, he was a demanding father who had high expectations for his children and made them work for a living.

Anonymous wrote:If nepotism were an Olympic Sport she would medal.

Anonymous wrote:I went to school with her. She is....not smart. But she does cover that up better than her brothers that is for sure.

Anonymous wrote:Her business was handed to her, and yet it is a disaster.

Her political position was handed to her, and yet it is a disaster.

But hey, her cosmetic surgery makes it do her dad would want to date her, so that is good, right?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I went to school with her. She is....not smart. But she does cover that up better than her brothers that is for sure.

So you were in the slow classes with her. Thought so.

Anonymous wrote:I went to school with her. She is....not smart. But she does cover that up better than her brothers that is for sure.

Anonymous wrote:Someone on this forum posted a great explanation on another Ivanka thread a few weeks ago (sorry, I can’t find it). It was basically that she’s the Republican’s version of a feminist: pretty, thin, quiet, dresses in skirts and dresses, speaks demurely, never takes the lead, etc. She can be a businesswoman as long as she behaves a certain way, always knowing not to upstage the men. I think there’s something to this argument.