US elections

From the campaign, that is. I'm one of those diehard Trump supporters, so I can overlook almost any reasonably normal human failings in the man and his family. But I just don't like the precious Ivanka, and I don't think anyone else does either. She comes across as too perfect, and even though smiling and trying to relate she remains someone living in a very different world than you and I and she is looking down from there. The terrible video she made to help her father in Iowa (pictured) was way too focused on herself, as though she's a selling point.

Trump needs to be convinced that Ivanka is not an asset to his campaign; nor would she be an asset to his presidency. He kept repeating the line, “Wouldn't it be great if Ivanka had her baby in Iowa?” when no one cared where she had her baby. She is not popular, he is. We don't love her, he does.

The billionaire former Jewish mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg (right), has told his aides to draw up plans for an independent campaign for the U.S. presidency, the [J]ew York Times reported today.

Bloomberg told friends and associates that he would be willing to spend at least $1 billion of his own money on a campaign for the November 2016 election, the Times said, citing sources briefed on the former mayor's thinking.

He has given himself an early March deadline for entering the race, after commissioning a poll in December to see how he would fare against Trump and Clinton.

Bloomberg pretends that he's worried about Hillary Clinton losing to Bernie Sanders, but his real intention is to prevent a Trump victory by creating a 3-way race in which a “pragmatic businessman billionaire” can compete with Trump head to head. In my opinion, this has to be a consensus decision of the elite Jewish community worldwide.

If this happens, the "Jewish Problem" may come to the forefront.