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Corporate media refuse to recognize President Joe Biden’s corruption even when it stares them in the face during a one-on-one interview.'I hope that's bleach in the syringe': Liberals react to Ivanka Trump posting a vaccination pic
Critics of Ivanka Trump reacted harshly and bitterly to her publishing photographs of herself being vaccinated against the coronavirus and encouraging her followers to do the same.
"Today, I got the shot!!! I hope that you do too! Thank you Nurse Torres!!!" read the tweet from the daughter of former President Donald Trump on Wednesday.
Today, I got the shot!!! I hope that you do too!Thank you Nurse Torres!!! 💙 https://t.co/gPL1Mecv1G— Ivanka Trump (@Ivanka Trump)1618433331.0
While some thanked Trump for encouraging her 10.3 million followers to get vaccinated, many of her critics used the opportunity to assail her and her family.
After she, her klan daddy, and her entire degenerate family were complicit in the deaths of 500k people, including… https://t.co/qkqSnLNerF— Bishop Talbert Swan (@Bishop Talbert Swan)1618521798.0
"After she, her klan daddy, and her entire degenerate family were complicit in the deaths of 500k people, including my mother in love, family members, church members, colleagues, and friends, I don't give a flying fig about Ivanka Trump getting vaccinated," tweeted left-wing pastor Talbert Swan.
"I don't believe for a second that she waited till she was actually eligible for the vaccine and didn't jump the line. This pic is probably 3 months old," said personal trainer Aaron Guy.
"They bent the needle trying to puncture her white privilege," said another Twitter user.
One critic was particularly acidic in their response.
"I hope that's bleach in that syringe," read the tweet.
Not all of her critics were from the left. Many on the right were angered that she would tell Americans to get vaccinated.
Additionally, some adherents of the QAnon conspiracy theory were also disappointed and conjectured that perhaps it was a staged vaccination.
The U.S. has jumped far ahead of Europe in their comparative vaccination rates. A report from RTE said that the difference could be explained by the U.S. going into business early on with pharmaceutical companies to produce the vaccine, while European countries shopped for the vaccine.
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Report: Donald Trump Jr. could challenge Wayne LaPierre for leadership of the NRA
Donald Trump Jr. is reportedly being talked about to challenge National Rifle Association executive vice president Wayne LaPierre for control of the Second Amendment advocacy organization, according to Business Insider.
President Donald Trump's eldest son, who has previously been rumored as a potential Republican candidate for various offices, was name dropped by sources reported to be Trump advisers who spoke to Business Insider about the Trump family's political future. They say Trump Jr. is eyeing the executive vice president position at the NRA as other members of his family look to position themselves in media and politics to have lasting influence on the Republican Party.
"They're looking for a franchise for Trump Jr.," a GOP source reportedly said of Trumpworld's plans.
The president's son is an avid hunter and has previously appeared at high-profile events for the NRA. On several occasions, Trump Jr. has posted about gun rights on social media, accusing Democrats of wanting "to take away your Second Amendment rights."
So Democrats want to take away your Second Amendment rights while simultaneously defunding the police and telling l… https://t.co/vWapuTw7rK— Donald Trump Jr. (@Donald Trump Jr.)1604325358.0
However, another Republican source told BI that Trump Jr. was not interested in involving himself with the NRA as the organization in recent years has been plagued by infighting. Current and former NRA executives have been accused of using money donated to the non-profit group to enrich themselves and the NRA is under investigation by the New York attorney general's office.
"Don is just not getting involved in that pissing match," the source said.
Even if Trump Jr. indeed wants the job, NRA leadership is selected by the organization's board, which according to one of the Republicans who spoke to BI is currently filled with people loyal to LaPierre.
Other members of the Trump family are reportedly seeking ways to stay relevant in politics after President Trump completes his term.
The president's daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, who is married to Donald Jr.'s younger brother Eric, is mulling a bid for Senate in her home state of North Carolina when Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) retires in 2022.
Meanwhile, the president's son-in-law Jared Kushner has reportedly pitched the creation of a Trump media outlet, BI reports.
Of course, the biggest question looming over the Trump family's political future is whether the president will attempt to run for a second term in 2024. Multiple reports have suggested that the president could announce a 2024 campaign as early as the week former Vice President Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the next president.
"He's serious about it," said one of BI's Republican sources.
However, speaking to reporters Wednesday, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said that for the time being, the Trump campaign remains focused on litigating the 2020 election, not planning for 2024.
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