Ivanka Trump loves to stand. Has there ever been any other human who has, as Jezebel friend and contributor Clio Chang put it, as deep a passion for standing as Ivanka Trump? I suspect that Ivanka once was told she was “statuesque” and took that entirely too literally.
Is she everstanding? Sometimes she sits, but more often than not, she is standing, her arms by her side, as close of an approximation to a smile that she can manage pasted to her face.
In tribute to this lifeless marble statue, here is the year in Ivanka standing.She continued standing into February.Sometimes she stands with a group of people who are also standing.Celebrating an organization that has destroyed the economies of poor countries around the world requires standing.Here she is standing in a window.
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