Our nation’s first daughter’s latest cause, providing food to needy families, has resulted in one billion meals to America’s poor.
The president could see that his resilient economy was indeed roaring back from the coronavirus shutdowns.
However, some were not able to get work and income quickly enough.
When Trump announced a bridge program “farmers to families” he asked Ivanka to take the lead.
In a curious way, this program cements Ivanka Trump’s own role as a figure in history.
She is not just one of the most extraordinary presidential daughters to have worked in the White House, she has entered a rare pantheon of women humanitarians.
Audrey Hepburn, used her beauty to raise money for UNICEF to feed the hungry.
Lady Di used her fame to show us how to embrace the victims of AIDS.
Melinda Gates uses her wealth to promote women in the workforce, including technology.
Ivanka Trump adds the power of her White House office to promote a long list of issues that would have been neglected without her.
[…]The national media has been stubborn about awarding any recognition to Ivanka.
In the process of its condescending coverage has often ended up with egg on their faces.
Such as their rush to judgment about total jobs created by Ivanka, versus net jobs created during the same time period.
By any measurement, Ivanka Trump’s work has resulted in many hundreds of thousands of jobs for Americans.
— Doug Wead, June 24 Newsmax column