How Ivanka Trump and her brothers take advantage of the power of their father Donald Trump
For his campaign for re-election to the White House, Donald Trump can count on the loyal support of his three elders. In particular, the latter were able to benefit from the power of their father who became president.
Donald Trump can always count on his loyal supporters: his children. At the head of a blended family, the American president forms a real family business with in particular, the three children of his first marriage with Ivana: Ivanka Trump, Donald Jr. Trump and Eric Trump. Donald Trump's eldest daughter is undoubtedly the one who has taken center stage the most. Very close to her father, she became his advisor when he was elected. If Ivanka Trump has not escaped criticism as with a recent controversial video, the arrival to power of Donald Trump represented for her and her brothers a real springboard.
Regularly present with her father during his official trips, even if it means overshadowing Melania, Ivanka Trump has reaped the benefits of her new role, as has her husband Jared Kushner, the closest advisor to Donald Trump. Before shutting down her fashion brand in July 2018 due to her duties, Ivanka Trump had gotten a spotlight on selling her products. As GQ reports, she then obtained several patents with the Chinese government before attending an official dinner in Mar-a-Lago with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Fervent defenders
For their part, Don Jr. Trump and Eric Trump have also succeeded in harnessing the power of their father. Before taking office as president, Donald Trump gave "complete and total" control of the Trump organization to his two oldest sons. With this new responsibility, the brothers "have sold over $ 100 million in Trump Organization real estate," Forbes reported.
While Donald Trump has started his race for re-election to the White House, his children are now campaigning with him by defending him through social networks and television, or in meetings like Eric Trump who was present in Tulsa .
