Ivanka Trump Declares Neutrality on Father’s Indictment
She issued a statement that is 27 words long and somehow says absolutely nothing — though her broader message was crystal clear.
She issued a statement that is 27 words long and somehow says absolutely nothing — though her broader message was crystal clear.
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“Guilt isn’t going to help me be there for my daughter more. If she’s with the right person, she is fine, and I should feel good about that.”
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“This is stuff that would make Mao, Stalin, Pol Pot blush.”
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