Keller @ Large: If Ivanka Trump Plays Politics, She Has To Take The Heat
If Ivanka Trump, Chelsea Clinton or any other political offspring want to jump into the arena and spin for their parent, that's fine. But they better be ready to take the heat.
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If Ivanka Trump, Chelsea Clinton or any other political offspring want to jump into the arena and spin for their parent, that's fine. But they better be ready to take the heat.
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