Tbf dodging reporters is strenuous work.
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My guess is, he is referring to Hope Hicks specifically in that tweet.
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Laugh now, but my bet is still, within a year of him dropping dead, she publishes a âtell-allâ book documenting him molesting her, so she can gain national sympathyâŚall to prepare her for her own political run. 
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I just spittled my morning tea with that foul picture in my head.
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When youâre raised in a veal pen, the barnyard can be pretty scary.
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Princess Complicit.
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In my line of work (teaching) we often say⌠the apple doesnât fall far from the tree.
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How does that come up in your line of work?
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Those questions were actually quite tame. If she canât handle those . . .
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Observation after parent teacher conferences.
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when danger reared its ugly head
she bravely turned her tail and fled
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Good question; Iâm wondering if sharong might have enough (ahem) experience to have taught both parent(s) and offspring and seen (presumably, bad) habits passed from one generation to the next.
Well, duhâyour answerâs better than mineâthanks!
I was in a Marshallâs the other day and saw several Ivanka Trump brand clothing items â on the clearance rack.
I choose to believe itâs a sign of things to come.
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Behavior of kids reflects behavior of the parentsâŚ
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I suppose, but what part of changing that is the teacherâs responsibility?
All? Some? None?
It is an article of faith that when you turn on the kitchen light the cockroaches scurry for cover. Run Ivanka, run. Go hide under the refrigerator.
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None- itâs just an observation. Meeting the parents often enlightens us (teachers) about a students behavior and attitude toward their work. We do the best we can to motivate and meet the needs of all students, but then parental support and attitude determine a lot of the rest. Kids who make excuses frequently have parents who make excusesâŚ
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She was anticipating questions that a daughter should never have to answer.
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