While her adult sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump Gung-ho, are in charge of staying in the fight for the presidency, daughter and White House adviser Ivanka Trump has emerged as someone finding a way to save the president. He faces CNN considering his next steps, the source told CNN.
Different approaches have emerged among Trump’s siblings: Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump are urging their fathers to fight aggressively to the end, echoing the futile claim that the election has been rigged and the outcome should be reversed. Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner, meanwhile, weigh a different political calculation. After the Georgia vote count is completed on November 20, Ivanka Trump and Kushner will choose to accept the presidency next week, while Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. will choose to pull it off by the bitter end.
The couple does not believe that legal battles will change the outcome of the election, but nonetheless, the acquisition of legal battles and recounts will continue to ensure the integrity of future elections while they are associated with a familiar source. The situation stated.
Ivanka Trump has offered to give her father a more calibrated message, asking him if it is appropriate to harm his legacy and potentially his businesses as he continues to refuse to accept? He is privately real about the president’s loss, a source told CNN, but he also knows that his entire future – now more than ever – is tied to his father, and must be handled delicately.
A White House spokesman declined to comment to CNN on the matter. A spokesman for Donald Trump Jr. declined to comment.
‘Movement established’
For their part, the president follows that advice.
A source familiar with Trump’s thinking said, “He knows he’s not going to win, but he also knows he has all the cards right now because he knows he won a million votes and set up a movement.” A source familiar with Trump’s idea said.
The source said Trump believes he is never considered a legitimate candidate or president.
“He was investigated and people tried to destroy him and his family, so why should he rush to accept anything now when Georgia and Arizona are still not called, and some people were telling him he had a lack of legitimacy. .Pennsylvania? ”The source said.
When he finally agrees with his loss, Trump has been urged to call the election “the last act of trouble,” but he will make it clear by following his supporters and his social media that he is not going anywhere. .
Trump’s eldest sons, top surrogates and self-proclaimed firebrands during the 2020 campaign, have reached out on social media to spread their message.
On the last night of the campaign, Eric Trump was returning from a Michigan rally, telling people aboard Air Force One that he was sure it would be a blow to Trump. And on Thursday, the campaign sent another finance-raising appeal from Eric Trump with the subject line “Fight BACK.”
“People know what’s going on in this country … it’s a scam!” Eric Trump wrote in a fundraising message.
His sister has made a statement of support that ignores his father’s more irritating, baseless claims about widespread voter fraud.
Ivanka Trump tweeted, “Every legally cast vote should be counted. Not everyone should vote illegally. This should not be controversial.” “This is not a biased statement – free and fair elections are the foundation of our democracy.”
Her husband is playing both parties, with CNN reporting over the weekend that Kushner discussed whether Trump should accept his defeat, while also urging the president to hold rallies pushing for a vote.
Family business
In almost four years, Ivanka Trump, who previously worked for her father’s real estate company, has focused on women’s economic empowerment and workforce development, building a feature portfolio, but her influence with the president on a number of topics cannot be underestimated.
While it is clear that the president values the views of his eldest three children, only one of whom played a role in the West Wing, Trump’s sons are left to lead the family business in New York.
Ivanka Trump wrote in her 2009 book that her parents’ divorce brought her closer to her father, while she had a more complicated relationship with her older brother, Don Jr., at the time, once telling a New York magazine that she did not speak to her father. For one year after divorce.
Ivanka Trump used that time to build a better relationship with her father.
“He didn’t move so much, we had a few floors downstairs. But now I used to go to see him every morning before school, and on the way home in the afternoon I kept going to his by-fee,” he wrote. In “The Trump Card.”
Ivanka is playing a major role in Trump’s political calculations: a look at her future and the legacy of her husband Jared Kushner.
During her time in Washington, D.C., Ivanka Trump has gone “full MAGA,” a source said, adding that her success is linked to her father, who has adopted a more self-reliant approach to harmonizing with the Trump brand.
The Trump campaign strategically deploys Trump for events targeted at Republican suburban voters in a series of campaigns during election week.
Kushner, another source familiar with the matter, said he is leaning towards softening the message in preparation for a more attractive exit. Kushner will have to return to work when the administration is over, the source said, and there are concerns that a bad exit could change President-elect Joe Biden’s executive order, which he considers his best achievement. But no matter how amusingly Trump steps down, it’s not clear whether the Biden administration will protect any of his achievements.
Ivanka Trump told her husband at the time of the crisis: “It (Kushner) seems emotionally unproductive to focus on the problem (the opposite solution). He is my greatest teacher in this matter. The quiet, calm and vocal voice that makes me Guides me to focus on the important thing even in moments of crisis or chaos, when I would naturally be a little more emotional, “she wrote in her 2017 book, Woman Who Work.
Now, Trump and Kushner are awaiting the results of recounts and legal challenges.
A senior administration official said he was refusing to serve his sentence and said he wanted all legal avenues to be cleared and whatever came his way.
CNN’s Kate Bennett contributed to this report.
This story has been updated with additional reporting.
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