On the car radio earlier on MSNBC, the hosts were counting the number of times speakers mentioned Trump as opposed to Hillary, and there were many more references to Hillary. What that means (according to MNSBC): Republicans are not supporting Trump but running an anti-Hillary campaign.
CNN was impossible to listen to on the car radio -- they were unable to mute out enough of the background noise to be able to hear what Wolf and others were saying. I got tired of trying so hard to listen and changed the channel to MSNBC, which didn't have that problem.
The point at which the whole fiasco became unwatchable tonight: When Newt Gingrich took the stage and started telling his lies about Hillary. He is just a despicable human being in my view, and has been since I first heard of him in 1994. What a bullet we dodged that he (and Giuliani) weren't chosen as VP candidate.
I might have watched Mike Pence but Newt left such a bad taste I had to shut it down.
Watching instead: El Principe on Unimas and waiting for James Corden and Michelle Obama's Carpool Karaoke.
One more day of this pathetic Republican circus. Things (not) to look forward to: Ivanka Trump will speak, and will wear her own design, in her attempt to sway women, particularly millenials, to support her father. The average price of the dresses in her line is $145.00.
Yet, more important for her Thursday speech is Ms. Trump’s appeal to professional women, particularly millennials. She is expected to talk about how she learned to be entrepreneurial from her father, which led her to start and run her brand of “accessible” fashion.” On stage, Ms. Trump plans to wear her line, in which dresses average $145 each and shoes $135 each.
Ivanka's shoe company was sued last month in federal court by Italian shoe company Aquazzura Italia, which claims her shoe is a copycat.
Aquazzura Italia has sued Ivanka Trump and Mark Fisher Holdings, accusing them of trade dress infringement and unfair competition for selling what they claim is a copycat version of a popular pair of shoes made by the Florence-based shoe brand.
The suit, filed Tuesday in U.S. district court in Manhattan, names Trump’s New York-based company IT Collection LLC, and Marc Fisher Holdings, based in Greenwich, Connecticut, accusing them of knocking off Aquazzura’s strappy stiletto “Wild Thing” shoes, which retail for $785 and are sold at department stores such as Barney’s and Saks Fifth Avenue, and at the Aquazzura boutique in Manhattan.
In April, 20,000 Ivanka Trump scarves which were manufactured in China were the subject of a recall because they were deemed to be too flammable and posed a burn risk. Here's more on her shoes manufactured in China.
Of all the things not to base your vote on, I'd say the obviously partisan support of the candidate's children (who certainly stand to benefit from the added fame if Pop gets elected) is at the top.
