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Eric Trump and Ivanka Trump attend a news conference in New York, May 1, 2014. (Photo: Brendan McDermid/Reuters)Donald
Trump’s three oldest children have campaigned with their father and
served as surrogates during the presidential race. But only one of them
is actually a member of the party Trump hopes to lead.Records
from the New York State Board of Elections show that neither Ivanka
Trump nor Eric Trump is enrolled in a political party. Trump’s oldest
son, Donald Trump Jr., is a Republican.Both
Eric and Ivanka Trump have also donated money to Democrats. Campaign
finance reports show Eric gave $1,000 to Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., in
2010. Eric has made 11 other contributions totaling over $138,000 that
all went to Republican candidates.Ivanka’s
campaign contributions have a more bipartisan bent. Records show she
has donated over $240,000 to both Democrats and Republicans. Ivanka has
given money to Schumer, Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J.,, Sen. Kirsten
Gillibrand, D-N.Y., Rep. Donald Norcross, D-N.J., District of Columbia
Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, and Hillary Clinton’s 2008 presidential
bid. On the Republican side, Ivanka has given money to the presidential
campaigns of Mitt Romney and Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. In 2010, Ivanka
gave $2,000 to Carly Fiorina’s U.S. Senate campaign. Fiorina ran against
Donald Trump in this year’s Republican primary and the pair had several
contentious exchanges. Fiorina ended her presidential bid in February
and endorsed another Trump rival, Sen. Ted Cruz last month. In addition
to giving money to both Republican and Democratic candidates, Ivanka has
donated to committees benefiting both parties.Neither
Ivanka and Eric Trump responded to requests for comment from Yahoo
News. The Trump campaign also did not respond to a request for comment.
Along with Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric, Trump has two younger children.
Tiffany Trump, 22, has not been as active in the campaign as her older
siblings and Yahoo News could not find voting records for her. Trump’s
youngest son, Barron, is just 10 years old.New
York State Board of Elections records show that both Trump and his
wife, Melania, are members of the Republican Party. But Trump has a
rather unusual relationship with the Republican Party, and has sometimes
been at odds with the Republican National Committee. Like his daughter,
Trump has given money to members of both parties.Referrer World
Susan Sarandon listens as Bernie Sanders speaks at a rally in Iowa in January. (Photo: Chris Carlson/AP)
Actress
Susan Sarandon says she isn’t sure she’d vote for Hillary Clinton in
the fall if the former secretary of state beats Bernie Sanders for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
Sarandon, one of Sanders’ most visible surrogates, told MSNBC’s Chris Hayes
that she’s concerned that Clinton doesn’t represent the progressive
values that the Vermont senator and self-described democratic socialist
preaches on the campaign trail.
“She
doesn’t,” Sarandon said. “She’s accepted money from all those [Wall
Street] people. She doesn’t even want to fight for a $15 minimum wage.”
The
69-year-old Academy Award winner said her fellow Sanders supporters —
many of them first-time voters — won’t turn out for Clinton in a general
election.
“You really think that?” Hayes asked.
“I
think there’s a good possibility,” Sarandon replied. “They feel like
she’s not authentic, that she’s a liar, that they don’t trust her, so
what difference does it make?”
She
said Sanders would probably urge his supporters to support whoever the
Democratic nominee is, particularly if the Republican nominee is Donald
Trump.“I
think Bernie would probably encourage people, because he doesn’t have
any ego in this thing,” Sarandon said. “But I think a lot of people are
[saying], ‘Sorry, I just can’t bring myself to do that.”“How about you personally?” Hayes asked.“I don’t know,” Sarandon said. “I’m gonna see what happens.”“Really?” Hayes responded. “I cannot believe, as you’re watching the rise of Donald Trump. …”“Well,
you know, some people feel Donald Trump will bring the revolution
immediately,” Sarandon said. “If he gets in, then things will really
explode.”In January, while stumping for Sanders in Iowa, Sarandon compared Trump to a “drunk uncle at a wedding.”“He’s made hatred and racism normal,” Sarandon said. “I can’t even address him seriously.”But there’s one thing Sarandon shares with Trump: A disdain for the status quo.“It’s dangerous to think that we can continue the way we are,” she said.
The
Lagos State Police Command on Sunday said adequate security measures
have been put in place to safeguard residents ahead of the Easter
celebrations.
“The
police will not hesitate to carry out its responsibilities at all times
that will include the Easter period,” Police Public Relations Officer
(PPRO), Dolapo Badmos told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).
“Already,
the operational strategy is still on the ground to ensure safety of
lives and property of all, and this will continue either during festive
or non-festive period.
“Lagosians who are not criminally minded
should enjoy their Easter celebration, but for the criminals, they
should know that we will continue to bring them down.
“Residents
should also be security alert and report any suspicious character and
observation to the police for further investigation.
“The command
will not stop to provide security for Lagosians and will ensure that the
state is free from any form of criminality, “ she said.
Badmos wished residents a peaceful Easter celebration and urged them to always help the police with useful information.
As
Nigerian Christians join their counterparts in other parts of the world
to mark Easter in commemoration of the death and resurrection of Jesus
Christ, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr. Solomon Arase, has
directed all zonal and state commands to beef up security around worship
centres, recreational areas and places with high concentration of
people to ensure safety.
A
statement issued, yesterday in Abuja by the Force Public Relations
Officer (FPRO) Olabisi Kolawole said Arase “directed all zonal
(Assistant Inspectors General) AIGs and state Command Commissioners of
Police (CPs) to take all necessary measures towards ensuring the
provision of adequate security for worshippers, travellers, picnickers
and all citizens across the country before, during and after the festive
season.
“Command Commissioners of Police are to personally ensure
that all key and vulnerable points within their jurisdictions,
including places of worship, recreation centres, motor parks, highways,
financial institutions and all places of public resort are adequately
and effectively protected.”
Arase also advised operators of motor
parks, shopping malls and recreational centres to work very closely with
the police and other security agencies as they strive to strengthen
general security in their respective facilities.
Psquare
gave their fans in Netherlands a taste of what they are likely to miss
if they end up splitting as they entertained them with an electrifying
performance at the Palmundo world festival.
Beautiful
actress, Omotola J Ekeinde and her hubby, Captain Matthew Ekeinde
marked their 20th anniversary and the Captain’s 48th birthday in style.
The
couple who are obviously still very much in love with each other went
on a romantic getaway to Hawaii in celebration of their 20th wedding
anniversary.
The 38th year old actress also took to Instagram to
share these photos which shows her husband spotting a tattoo in honour
of his beautiful wife.
She
said Sanders would probably urge his supporters to support whoever the
Democratic nominee is, particularly if the Republican nominee is Donald
Trump.“I
think Bernie would probably encourage people, because he doesn’t have
any ego in this thing,” Sarandon said. “But I think a lot of people are
[saying], ‘Sorry, I just can’t bring myself to do that.”“How about you personally?” Hayes asked.“I don’t know,” Sarandon said. “I’m gonna see what happens.”“Really?” Hayes responded. “I cannot believe, as you’re watching the rise of Donald Trump. …”“Well,
you know, some people feel Donald Trump will bring the revolution
immediately,” Sarandon said. “If he gets in, then things will really
explode.”In January, while stumping for Sanders in Iowa, Sarandon compared Trump to a “
