Despite telling others to stay home, Jared and Ivanka traveled to Trump's NJ golf club for Passover

Ivanka Trump is not a particularly good person. As former Trump housekeeper Sandra Diaz so cleanly explained: “Like her father, she’s a liar.” She’s also entitled and corrupt and, like her father, not particularly bright. Back on March 29, Ivanka tweeted out a video pleading with Americans to help flatten the curve and follow the CDC’s social distancing guidelines, saying: “Those lucky enough to be in a position to stay at home, please do so. Each and every one of us plays a role in slowing the spread, and social distancing saves lives.” Fair enough. But it turns out that those rules do not apply to the Trumps.

The New York Times reports that Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, and their three children traveled to Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in New Jersey to participate in a first night of Passover celebration. And so, while millions of American Jews and Christians went to Zoom and FaceTime to celebrate Easter and Passover with other friends and families because it was the responsible thing to do, Ivanka and Jared decided to treat the White House like Pharaoh’s Egypt and head off to the Promised Land of … Bedminster, New Jersey.

The White House had no comment for the Times, but sources say that Ivanka and the kids are staying at the golf club, which is closed to the public. Kushner has returned to do whatever it is he’s been doing to generate profits during this crisis. Ms. Trump has also told sources that the golf club offers more social distancing than where they live in Washington, D.C.

And as a former Trump employee explained, Ivanka isn’t exactly social distancing.

No surprise. Trumps think the rule don't apply to them. Like on immigration where they attack immigrants while exploiting us for profit. Now in pandemic, they ignore guidelines and put others at risk. And, trust me, I worked for her, she isn’t cooking or cleaning anything https://t.co/N5IAP3uaIN

— SandraDiazNJ (@SandraDiazNJ1) April 17, 2020