OK I just realized Ivanka is a narcissist also.

[milestogo]

If she thinks she deserves to be president without doing a single thing to qualify herself for that job, she must have be as delusional as her father is, and have a grossly inflated ego.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. How could she not be? How could anybody grow up in that family

and end up at all normal?

[pnwmom]

16. Yup. He sucked the soul right out of her, so now she is probably

sucking the soul from her children.

[Irish_Dem]

2. Yes, she is a great deal like her father.

Narcissistic, ignorant, entitled.

[Turbineguy]

3. The republicans would never have her.

She's too qualified to qualify. It will be Sarah Palin. The Palin family is being groomed. I expect more lowbrow misdeeds from them.

[Ilsa]

4. I was thinking the same thing this afternoon.

The only one keeping her from having the title of Most Narcissistic Person in Washington is her father.

[marble falls]

5. Just realized?

[milestogo]

9. Yeah, I always thought of her as his main narcissistic supply.

The adoring daughter who massages daddy's ego no matter how horrible he is. But she married a version of him and became just like him herself.

[marble falls]

10. It pains me to admit: I actually once thought she might have the makings of a good effective ..

elected public servant. Something my wife laughs at me about regularly. Obviously being the smartest Trump by far means very, very, very little.

[pnwmom]

15. The two things aren't mutually exclusive. She is his narcissistic supply --

and she uses her children for her narcissistic supply.

[roamer65]

6. Shes his spawn.

[demigoddess]

7. they think that the White House is now a family business

and they can decide who follows 'daddy' in the seat of power.

[Wounded Bear]

8. The whole thing looked like a setup for a family dynasty from the start...

Was always pretty obvious to me. They basically want to set up what the Kims have in Korea.

Hopefully it unravels quickly so the Trump name is forever stained and banned from public office.

[Skittles]

11. the entire Trump family with the exception of Barron is narcissistic

[TexasBushwhacker]

12. The kids were raused with the "racehorse theory"

They are better than everyone else because they have the genes of winners. I shit you not.

[struggle4progress]

13. oh dearie me!

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[no_hypocrisy]

14. Consider this:

1. Ivanka Trump used to be BFF's with Chelsea Clinton.
2. Ivanka watched in silence as her father try to destroy her mother and father during the campaign.
3. Ivanka's father still publicly states that Chelsea's mother should be arrested, tried, convicted, and put in jail -- for the temerity of running against Ivanka's father for president.
4. Now instead of Chelsea's mother (who did win the popular vote) being the first woman president of the United States, Ivanka Trump wants that status and honor.

If you can throw a former best friend under the bus, you are beyond contempt.

[Solly Mack]

17. It's been said that at the time of her parent's divorce, she voiced concern over

whether or not she would "still" be a Trump. Not the last name as a last name but the name as a brand - as the status - of being a Trump. That's what she worried about. Not the pain divorce can cause. Not what it was doing to her family or her mother - but how it would impact her as a "somebody" because of the last name association.

I think that pretty much tells us all we need to know about her.

[oasis]

18. Ivanka's bubble will burst before the end of 2018.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

19. People who grow up with privilege have no clue

what that privilege is.

White privilege has been talked about a lot here. I'm white. I try to remember that I am privileged.

Heck, I have an old white lady privilege when it comes to traffic stops. I never get a ticket. Every other year or so I get stopped for speeding or not stopping at a stop sign fully, and invariably I get a warning. I am always as respectful as every single one of us is at a traffic stop, but I'm an older white lady. And I live in a state (New Mexico) where mothers and grandmothers are treated with a great deal of respect. And at my age, with white hair, I look like the cop's grandmother. And I'm yet to be stopped by a man willing to ticket grandma.

I am VERY aware that this is the old white lady privilege at its finest. There are probably plenty of other times when my age, gender, or race privilege has kicked in and I've never noticed.