And here’s Ivanka pretending to be comfortable at an outdoor equipment store
of a black hair salon in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that caught on fire during the George Floyd protests late May. But she took a moment out of her campaigning toembrace what normie Americana looks like: hitting up an outdoor-gear store and buying random shit.
Trump visited Fleet Farm, a retail chain specializing in outdoor equipment, hardware, and hunting gear. Think Bass Pro Shops or Cabela’s. Now think about Ivanka Trump stepping foot into this type ofHas she forgotten that pretending not to be the silver spoon offspring of an alleged billionaire is her
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