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Ivanka Trump recently drew flak for posting about social distancing on Twitter amid the coronavirus pandemic.
“As we practice social distancing, we remember that God does not keep his distance. I pray today for our great country, our leaders, and all Americans. #NationalDayOfPrayer,” she tweeted.
Shortly after, Ivanka’s critics flocked to her social media account to criticize her. Some of them wished karma on her and the entire Trump family.
“I pray for karma for you and your family. #NepotismBarbie,” Twitter user @MedusaSeesYou said.
“How incredibly dangerous! Ivanka’s total lack of self-awareness is astounding. It’s all about the almighty dollar and putting her employees at risk to get some more dollars!” Twitter user @donnamreiss said.
“We need permanent social distancing from your family,” Twitter user @eddiek005 said.
“#FakeChristian,” Twitter user @trashytrashrat said.
“Give it up, girl. No one believes this crap from your family of grifters. Your dad is trying to bribe a German company to make their vaccine here and only available to Americans. Your family is already profiting from this. The only thing you’ve ever prayed for is power and money,” Twitter user @UROCKlive1 said.
“A global pandemic and you’re literally offering thoughts and prayers lol,” Twitter user @Home_Halfway said.
“Dear Lord, please let more people get coronavirus so my family can get rich from their pain and suffering. #TrumpPlague #CoronavirusUSA #Kushner,” Twitter user @sgleeper said.
Meanwhile, some supporters of Ivanka praised her after encouraging everyone to practice social distancing. They also thanked her and the POTUS for everything that she has done for the American people.
“Thank you President @realDonaldTrump for emphasizing the importance of prayer and of seeking God with March 15th as a #NationalDayOfPrayer. You’ve been consistent in recognizing that, as a nation, we need to seek God,” Twitter user @BradndonBeckham said.
“Keep up the great work, Ivanka,” Twitter user @shawgerald4 said.
“Thank you for praying. I appreciate that you recognize the importance of our country seeking God’s Divine Providence for our country, not just today but every day. Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord,” Twitter user @Hallelluyaah said.
