Donald Trump recently made a bizarre comment about his favorite daughter, Ivanka Trump.
While targeting Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, and accusing him of corruption, the POTUS used Ivanka as an example as someone who isn’t corrupt. His statement didn’t sit well with Political Flare, who is convinced that Ivanka, just like her brothers, Don Jr. and Eric are all corrupt.
Don Jr. and Eric run the Trump Organization, which conducts business and takes in millions of dollars every year. The company, which is still owned by the president, is expanding in a slew of countries across the globe.
Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, on the other hand, serves as a senior advisor to the POTUS. She used to have a profitable international fashion business that she closed down after becoming more involved in her dad’s campaign and presidency.
China awarded Ivanka with three preliminary trademark approvals for jewelry, handbags, and spa services which will give her access to the world’s second-largest economy if she decides to get back into her business.
“This is the Trump business empire. It’s owned by Donald Trump, the president, and they are managing it for him and collecting business on his behalf,” Richard Painter, a former White House employee said.
Meanwhile, Robert Maguire, research director for Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, said that there is no proof that the Bidens have ever been corrupt. On the contrary, corruption within the Trump family has been prevalent.
“With President Trump, we know his two adult sons are going around the country and the world to make money for a company that President Trump himself personally profits from, that he also personally promotes using the White House,” he said.
On Twitter, some Trump critics are also convinced that Ivanka and the Trump family are corrupt.
“Omg, you are corrupt! Cause your kids are just the same… Your kids are poster kids for living in daddy! Lol smh,” Twitter user @blondiemackee said.
“The entire @realDonaldTrump family is corrupt,” Twitter user @powermacuser1 said.


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