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I hope so too. Neither one of them are qualified to be president, but Ivanka is a more controlled, mature individual than dear old Dad. I think it's a good thing for her to take control of a lot of Trump's decisions. He certainly doesn't make good ones.
That was the scariest thing I took out of this. Was she on anyone's ballot? As his dementia gets worse, will her role keep getting larger?
Saying he has dementia, which is a legitimate disease and not under anyone's control is basically excusing the actions and behaviors of this deplorable so called president. Don't normalize him!
Ivanka is a more controlled, mature individual than dear old Dad. I think it's a good thing for her to take control of a lot of Trump's decisions. He certainly doesn't make good ones.
And you that how? Because she has a pretty face? Or maybe you gleaned that from her (ghostwritten) books about how hard it is to for a woman in the corporate world (who has had any position she has ever had in her life handed on a golden platter)?
At the end of the day she is a Trump and trying to portray her as some Saint capable of saving the US from her evil father is mistaken.
That was the scariest thing I took out of this. Was she on anyone's ballot? As his dementia gets worse, will her role keep getting larger?
Well for gods sake, run, go hide under your bed, or find the nearest safe space with hot chocolate and therapy dogs and coloring books. Sounds like you cant handle reality.
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why are those not successful always looking to find fault with those who are?
Why do you ask that as if success and faults are mutually exclusive?
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