Anonymous wrote:I have a problem with her duplicity (she says she stands for the environment, for women, for LGBTQ rights) and then supports her father and the GOP who totally attempt to destroy these.

I have a problem with the fact that she is a federal employee but seems to serve no real purpose in government and that both she and her husband are uniquely unqualified for the roles their given at international meetings.

Her appearance doesn't bother me. Her teeth don't bother me. All of this discussion of her physical appearance is irrelevant.

You think the gop is against women and the lgbt community? Get a grip. They stand for constitutional freedoms which are afforded to everyone. Not the identity politics of the left.

We will find that Ivanka's whole "business" is a money laundering scheme and her dealings on behalf of the Trump Org will land her in jail.

http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-heffernan-ivanka-legitimizing-20180303-story.html

Thank you for explaining. I did not realize she was not acting properly as an orthodox Jew.

Seems like they are both not long for the WH, and never should have been there in the first place.

As to the title of the thread: she is robotic and not adding any smarts or passion to any policy discussion.

Nice surgery though.

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Anonymous wrote:As someone who converted to Orthodox Judaism out of sincerity, not to marry someone, she makes things harder for me and everyone like me. It's all fake. She wears clothes that are inappropriate for secular work environments, let alone for an Orthodox woman. She eats in treif restaurants. She flies to Saudi Arabia on Shabbos. From the Orthodox, this just causes more suspicion that converts can't be taken seriously, and from the non-Orthodox, people think that if she does these things, why don't I? Because she's "Orthodox," so it must be OK. It's an embarrassment and a chillul Hashem.

What is this?

Desecrating G-d's name by acting improperly in public and making Jews look bad.

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Anonymous wrote:I would respect her more if she did something without the crutch of her immense wealth and connections--you know like Nancy Pelosi has.

Whatever you think of her politics or her background, Nancy Pelosi is actually a skilled legislator, as evidenced by the difficulty the Republicans have had in unraveling her greatest accomplishment, the affordable care act. She also was the first female speaker of the house. She was someone who broke through glass ceilings and yes, she is not the most charismatic or charming person, but unlike Ivanka, Nancy’s bread and butter does not come from marketing a false image. Nancy specializes in getting shit done.

I agree with you. While what I said about ivanka I wholeheartedly believe, I added the part about Nancy just to bug the new off putting thread which is obvious retaliation for this one.

Anonymous wrote:As someone who converted to Orthodox Judaism out of sincerity, not to marry someone, she makes things harder for me and everyone like me. It's all fake. She wears clothes that are inappropriate for secular work environments, let alone for an Orthodox woman. She eats in treif restaurants. She flies to Saudi Arabia on Shabbos. From the Orthodox, this just causes more suspicion that converts can't be taken seriously, and from the non-Orthodox, people think that if she does these things, why don't I? Because she's "Orthodox," so it must be OK. It's an embarrassment and a chillul Hashem.

What is this?

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Anonymous wrote:I think the problem is Ivanka’s strange speech pattern. I try to like her. I have listened to many interviews with her. But she has a very strange, affected way of speaking, and her messages are not very compelling. I actually enjoy listening to Steve Miller (the Trump aide), on the other hand. He is a true believer and is authentic in his passion. He also has a strange way of speaking but it’s not affected so it isn’t grating to listen to.

As Maya Rudolph says ivanka’s baby girl voice sounds like she is hiding a sexy secret.

https://youtu.be/q9L0wo34G8o

Anonymous wrote:I would respect her more if she did something without the crutch of her immense wealth and connections--you know like Nancy Pelosi has.

Whatever you think of her politics or her background, Nancy Pelosi is actually a skilled legislator, as evidenced by the difficulty the Republicans have had in unraveling her greatest accomplishment, the affordable care act. She also was the first female speaker of the house. She was someone who broke through glass ceilings and yes, she is not the most charismatic or charming person, but unlike Ivanka, Nancy’s bread and butter does not come from marketing a false image. Nancy specializes in getting shit done.

As someone who converted to Orthodox Judaism out of sincerity, not to marry someone, she makes things harder for me and everyone like me. It's all fake. She wears clothes that are inappropriate for secular work environments, let alone for an Orthodox woman. She eats in treif restaurants. She flies to Saudi Arabia on Shabbos. From the Orthodox, this just causes more suspicion that converts can't be taken seriously, and from the non-Orthodox, people think that if she does these things, why don't I? Because she's "Orthodox," so it must be OK. It's an embarrassment and a chillul Hashem.

It's embarrassing when she is sent to diplomatic events, as if we can't get anyone serious, qualified or well-informed.

In my job, it would be disrespectful and unprofessional, not to mention unproductive, if clients or partners sent one of the managing partners young sons or daughters who was not up to speed. It would waste our time.

I would respect her more if she did something without the crutch of her immense wealth and connections--you know like Nancy Pelosi has.

I have a problem with her duplicity (she says she stands for the environment, for women, for LGBTQ rights) and then supports her father and the GOP who totally attempt to destroy these.

I have a problem with the fact that she is a federal employee but seems to serve no real purpose in government and that both she and her husband are uniquely unqualified for the roles their given at international meetings.

Her appearance doesn't bother me. Her teeth don't bother me. All of this discussion of her physical appearance is irrelevant.

It's that she never should have been in the WH in the first place.

The uncanny valley thing makes a lot of sense. She is no longer human, just a puppet of her father.

Anonymous wrote:I have a strong suspicion that all her Botox and nose jobs and boob job was to please her father. I wouldn’t be surprised to find out he suggested it or even gave her “presents” of this sort. Pre surgery she looked so much better and more normal.

Eeeeeew but entirely plausible.