Ivanka Trump emerges as the voice of reason after her father’s electoral defeat

Ivanka Trump listens to her father in a way that her brothers, the outspoken Donald Trump Jr and Eric Trump, never will.

She is the voice of reason in turbulent times and the president listens to her.

Ivanka Trump, who is speculated to be considering a White House career in 2024, has been quietly engaging her father in conversations that go against the advice she’s receiving from her other children.

She believes it is time to leave after a crushing electoral loss to Democratic challenger Joe Biden.

On social media, Trump continues to share his hitherto unfounded theories that the election was rigged in Biden’s favor.

But sources say that behind closed doors, she is considering the advice of Trump and her husband Jared Kushner, who say she should let the recount continue but be realistic about how the election ended.

“He knows he’s not going to win, but he also knows that he has all the cards right now because he knows that he won 72 million votes and founded a movement,” a source told CNN.

Ivanka Trump’s thinking is in line with a softer approach she presents on Twitter.

“All votes cast legally must be counted,” he wrote. “Any illegally cast vote should not. This should not be controversial. This is not a partisan statement, free and fair elections are the foundation of our democracy.”

It’s an approach that led to a White House job, something Trump’s children could only dream of.

Trump has been carefully crafting his own image as a public policy maker.

The tweet pinned to her Twitter page is virtually promoting herself, stylishly dressed and the only woman in a group of men, as what no US president has ever achieved: peace in the Middle East.

A Facebook page titled “Ivanka for President 2024” has a Photoshopped image of the first daughter with taglines that read “Ivanka Trump for President 2024 Keep America Great.”

Donald Trump Jr has been vigorously campaigning with his father, and some have touted him as the dream ticket to the next presidential race, Donald Trump Jr 2024.

But it is Ivanka, also known as the First Daughter, who has fought tirelessly to try to become the most important woman in the White House.

Her role as “adviser to the president” will, of course, come to an abrupt end on January 20 when the Trump administration steps down.

If you want to go back there in four years, you have to play your cards carefully right now.

That means avoiding making a scene in defense of his father’s electoral beating.

“It’s a smart move: the sons are protecting their father, but recognizing that while they probably can’t win the next election, it’s better if one of them does, which means they’ll be close to power anyway.” , a marketing professor at the Australian National University, told news.com.au.

“She is probably the best of the Trumps to make a career in the future; she is young and has a cutting edge image that Republicans would like to portray.”

Ivanka Trump has taken a careful position, but she is not immune from the occasional slip.

She was criticized for celebrating a late election result that was her father’s path this week.

The state of Alaska is notoriously slow to count, but no one expected Joe Biden to win in the Republican stronghold.

However, a result was finally reached there, with Trump winning by a comfortable margin, some eight days after Election Day.

The news was tweeted by the Associated Press and quickly circulated by the president’s daughter, who added a message of gratitude to Alaska voters.

“President Trump and Senate Republicans win Alaska, overwhelmingly and with a massive 20 point difference!” she wrote.

“Put AK on @realDonaldTrump’s books! Congratulations, Senator @DanSullivan_AK!

Thanks Alaska! “

The state is only worth three electoral votes, so it does not affect the outcome of the elections in any way.

Critics pointed out that his comments represented double standards after his father cast serious doubts on the validity of the late election results.