Ivanka Trump The most dangerous woman in the history of the White House
Apparently, President Trump wanted Ivanka to occupy an even more prominent role in his administration, according to a new book by his former deputy campaign manager Rick Gates. He wanted her to be his vice-presidential running mate.
The idea was ultimately quashed by Ivanka herself, who was a 34-year-old fashion and real estate executive at the time. But she follows a long line of influential first daughters.
Alice Roosevelt was one of the most famous. She may have left some scorch marks on the White House roof, given her habit of sneaking cigarettes up there in defiance of father Teddy Roosevelt’s no-women-smoking rule. “I can either run the country or I can attend to Alice, but I can’t possibly do both,” a frustrated T.R. once famously declared.
But after maturing a bit, Alice had real impact as a glamorous fashion plate who was dispatched to represent her father on a diplomatic tour of five Asian countries in 1905, even as the president was helping to mediate peace between Japan and Russia.
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