Чтобы сравнить неплохо бы узнать и про другую сторону.HappyCat wrote: ↑13 May 2017 00:05Да Иванка делает хуже. ... Что там Челси делает я не знаю.SergeyM800 wrote: ↑12 May 2017 17:44 Если сравнивать то в одной группе семейственности. Скажем сравнить сколько Иванка заколотила денег, а сколько Челси.
Можно начать немного с предшедствующий дней.
Плюс может сравнивать надо и вовсе не с Челси.Chelsea, 36, is more serious and reserved, Ivanka, 34, is more naturally outgoing and socially more at ease. But they hit it off, associates said, in part because of a shared empathy from growing up with incredible privilege and public pain. Both women lived through their fathers' front page sex scandals at formative ages, and ultimately chose to devote themselves to their family’s work. Most importantly, both have served as stabilizing influences for their famous and sometimes scandal-prone fathers.
Today, Chelsea and Ivanka serve as board members and high-ranking officials at the Clinton Foundation and the Trump Organization, respectively. The two non-Jewish women married Jewish men from prominent families in real estate and politics — both chose Vera Wang gowns for their high-profile nuptials. Both have written advice books for young women, and despite cultivating a large public persona, both have become perhaps equally calculating and guarded about their public images.
Both Chelsea and Ivanka declined through publicists to comment for this story.
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/03/c ... ice-220547
"This means that, like other White House employees, Ms. Trump now will be required to file Form 278 financial disclosure reports with the Office of Government Ethics," said Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21. He noted that she is also now "required to comply with the financial conflict of interest rules."
Ivanka Trump is not the first child of a president to work for his or her father.
John Quincy Adams served President John Adams as a diplomat (and later became president himself). Anna Roosevelt became an unpaid personal assistant to her presidential father, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. John Eisenhower worked as an assistant to President Dwight Eisenhower.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/pol ... /99795232/