Ashley Biden assures us she will NOT be taking a job in hor father's admin...
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Started by TimNew - Jan. 19, 2021, 2:24 p.m.

I don't blame her one bit.  There is obviously far more money to be made as a Biden family member "outside" of government altho much of it is certainly tax dollars.

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By metmike - Jan. 20, 2021, 12:01 p.m.
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 Unlike Ivanka Trump, Ashley Biden doesn’t expect a job in dad’s White House

The incoming “first daughter” Ashley Biden won’t follow Ivanka Trump’s controversial model of getting a job in her father’s administration.

When Joe Biden is sworn in as president on Wednesday, America will have a new “first daughter,” Ashley Biden, who, unlike Ivanka Trump, doesn’t expect a job in her father’s White House.

Even if Ashley Biden, 39, won’t be part of her father’s administration, she said in an interview Tuesday that she hopes to use her increased profile for social good.

“I will, however, hopefully use this platform to advocate for social justice, for mental health, to be involved in community development and revitalization,” Ashley Biden, a social worker, activist, philanthropist and fashion designer, said in an interview on the “Today” show. “I do hope to bring awareness and education to some topics, subjects that are really important.”

Ivanka Trump, also 39, likely would say she has dedicated herself to the public good while serving as a senior adviser in Donald Trump’s White House. The former Trump Organization vice president and fashion brand entrepreneur regularly used her Twitter, Instagram and Facebook accounts to tout her accomplishments on behalf the Trump administration, which she said included launching initiatives to create American jobs, empower women and help families.

Critics of Ivanka Trump say while many of her claims are debatable, they acknowledge she deserves credit for pushing her father to pass a bill giving federal employees 12 weeks of parental leave. With regard to Trump doubling the child care tax credit to $2,000 per child, critics point out that many of the lowest income families who need the credit the most don’t qualify because they don’t earn enough.

Critics also said any good work Ivanka Trump has done has been overshadowed by the highly unusual and controversial role she enjoyed in her father’s White House. Her time in the Trump administration was marked by ongoing concerns about whether she and her husband, Jared Kushner, also a White House senior adviser, violated federal nepotism rules. Both lacked expertise or background in government or foreign policy when they started their jobs.

The couple also faced repeated conflicts-of-interest accusations by watchdog groups, with concerns that their personal and family businesses profited from their contacts with world leaders and their work on various policy issues, such as the “Opportunity Zones” program, which gives tax breaks for investors in certain neighborhoods across the country.

Since the violent pro-Trump attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner have become the focus of even more public anger for supporting the president’s claims that the election was stolen and for Ivanka being present when her father allegedly incited supporters to march on the capitol in an attempt to stop congress from voting to finalize Biden’s election victory.

Ivanka Trump appears to have been spending Trump’s final days as president, trying to burnish her battered reputation by sharing more social media messages about her accomplishments. On Tuesday, she also was reportedly huddling with her father in the Oval Office, working on who will receive 11th-hour pardons or commutations.

By metmike - Jan. 20, 2021, 12:07 p.m.
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I'm betting that part of her decision has to do with the scrutiny she will be under, especially since the Biden family has the history of corruption.

However, we know the MSM will treat the Bidens completely different than they did the Trumps the next 4 years but Ashley Biden seems like a very nice person.

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https://www.marketforum.com/forum/topic/60077/

By TimNew - Jan. 20, 2021, 12:27 p.m.
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Hard hitting fact filled Journalism this week included important pieces such as "Just how cute is Biden's rescue dog?" and "Is the diversity of Biden's cabinet important or super important"...      We can expect this to be the typical coverage for the next 4 years.

I'll miss pieces like "Trump reportedly ate minority babies.  This was proven when he refused to answer the direct question  "Have you stopped eating minority babies?  Answer yes or no"..