https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52317673
The White House has defended Ivanka
Trump's personal trip to New Jersey last week even as federal guidelines
advise Americans to remain at home.
The president's eldest
daughter and her family travelled from Washington DC to the Trump
National Golf Club in Bedminster to celebrate Passover.
Time to fire Jared and Ivanka
The hypocrisy of the Kushner and Trump's behavior is breathtaking.
Kushner has now positioned himself as the overall czar of the coronavirus relief effort. Just like his dismal peace-making efforts in the Middle East, Kushner has added another layer of confusion
to the muddled White House coronavirus response by, for example,
promoting the speedy development of drive-thru nationwide testing sites
that still haven't materialized.
Meanwhile
Ivanka Trump, a White House adviser, has positioned herself as an
avatar of social distancing, telling her 8.5 million followers on
Twitter on April 12, "There's no substitute for social distancing."
Ivanka Trump traveled to New Jersey to celebrate Passover despite coronavirus guidelines
Ivanka
Trump traveled with her family from Washington to Bedminster, New
Jersey, last week to celebrate Passover, a White House official said
Thursday.
T
rump's decision to leave Washington, first reported by The New York Times,
disregarded the federal coronavirus guidelines advising against
discretionary travel that she has urged other Americans to follow.
"Ivanka
-- with her immediate family -- celebrated Passover at a closed down
facility considered to be a family home. Her travel was no different
than had she been traveling to/from work and the location was less
populated than the surrounding area near her home in D.C.," the official
told CNN in a statement Thursday.
The
official continued, "While at Bedminster she has been practicing social
distancing and working remotely. Her travel was not commercial. She
chose to spend a holiday in private with her family."