That presupposes a Trump win which I don't think is likely. But in the event I'm wrong I think Ivanka and her brothers will still be fully occupied trying to keep the Trump Organization afloat.
Oh its very likely Trump will win. LS at TOS did an analysis of real world data and posted this:
Trends are Rapidly Lining up for Big Trump Win
By LS.
Traditional pollsters and polidiot pundits---which by definition includes every GOPe/neverTrump blogger ever to see a birth canal---are about to get another election badly, badly wrong.
As if the Brexit poll (final Independent was off by a mere 14 points) and the seven straight misses by Nate Silver and the stunning 22-point error on the Democrat primary race in Michigan . . . well, you'd think somewhere someone would say, "Hold on. Let's reconsider our assumptions."
Pew has a survey Strong Interest in Campaign showing that more than 70% of Americans are very engaged in this election.(1.) Of course, Pew shows no one likes either candidate, but that's hogwash. If you don't like any flavor in the ice cream shop, you don't go. You don't read their ads, and you sure don't pay attention.
No, this election is lining up as a very, very big turnout. GOP turnout this season set records, and was up huge over Romney's in 2012---62%---and 36% higher than the previous record turnout against Zero in 2008. All totaled, GOP candidates got 4 million more primary votes than Dems. Meanwhile, according to Breitbart Democrat turnout is down big---almost 20%. (2.)
That's GOP up 36%, Dems down 20%, in a race where 72% of the people are already really, really paying attention.
But wait, it gets better for Trump: Rasmussen today shows Trump holding a shocking 20 point lead (!!) among Independents. That is a whopping 15 points higher than Minion Romney had in 2012, when he supposedly was "doing well" with Indies. (3.)
These three factors: Massive voter interest, monster GOP turnout/much lower Dem turnout, and a gigantic lead among independents all suggest that Conservative Treehouse is correct in its estimates that Trump will get over 70 million votes and win an big electoral college victory. (Technically, you can 't have a "landslide" without NY, CA, and IL, but Trump will carry most of the other states Obama carried in 2012).
Finally, all elections are about hope or fear (or, if you're on Wall Street, greed and fear). In 2008, Obama tapped into the hope angle: millions of white Americans, hoping to "put racism behind us," voted for a black president whom they most likely disagreed with on most issues. After seven years, it's clear Obama had no intention of burying racism. Quite the contrary, he has exploited it and fanned it. The Dallas shootings are just one more indicator that Obama and the Democrats have been a disaster for the country, and their destruction of the nation has been deliberate. Fear of our nation drifting into the toilet will also work to Trump's advantage as it did Nixon's in 1968 and Reagan's in 1980.
Let's pray we survive long enough to have another election.
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http://www.people-press.org/2016/07/07/2016-campaign-strong-interest-widespread-dissatisfaction%22;2.
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/04/26/exclusive-data-analysis-democrat-turnout-collapses-4-5-million-nearly-20-percent-2016-versus-2008/3.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2016/white_house_watch?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=DailyNewsletterResearch performed by LS here
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3447502/posts
