Name:   GoneFishin - Subject:   FROM GLENN BECK'S THE BLAZE Date:   7/22/2016 5:34:51 PM (updated 7/22/2016 6:54:37 PM)

Ivanka Trump, Donalds spokeswoman, is a Democrat. One need only look at her past contributions...money talks. Last night, she spoke like a good progressive pushing day care and equal pay. Sure doesn't appear to be a Conservative, but rather an undercover agent for Hillary. On secnd thought, secret agent for Bernie.

Here are the facts from the RIGHT...Glenn Beck's.......

THE BLAZE

Ivanka contributed $16,500 to Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in the 2006 midterms when then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was fighting Republicans. She contributed $7,500 to Harry Reid’s Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee that same midterm election year. Ivanka also gave $8,000 to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 2008 during a presidential election year.

She has also contributed $4,000 to California’s far-left Attorney General Kamala Harris; $17,500 New York’s Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo; the Democrats’ National Leadership PAC in 2006 and 2008 – an organization associated with the “Act Blue” 527 organization during years that Democrats were fighting against Republicans; and $7,700 to far-left Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton, a pro-abortion feminist who supports protecting LGBT community members from illegal immigration deportations.

Other Democrats that Ivanka Trump contributed to are: Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand ($2,000); Hillary Clinton for U.S. Senate and president ($3,400); the Democrats’ scandalous Eliot Spitzer for governor ($3,000); liberal Congressman Charlie Rangel; California’s liberal Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom ($500); democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer ($4,500) in 2014; and Democrat Sen. Cory Booker as recently as 2014 ($20,400). It appears that out of more than 30 campaign contributions, Ivanka only contributed to three Republican campaigns – John McCain, Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan for president ($75,000) and Carly Fiorina. Her contributions to Republicans represents less than 10 percent of her contributions – the rest have been to Democrats.

Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, who is married to Ivanka, is also primarily (no pun intended) a Democrat giver. In recent weeks, Trump has highlighted Kushner at campaign rallies suggesting that Kushner enjoys the campaign trail even more than his career as a businessman in New York City. The problem for Republican primary voters is that Kushner has donated nearly 100 percent of his life’s political contributions to Democrats, to the tune of approximately $100,000. The only Republican that Kushner has ever given to is former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani for U.S. Senate run in 2000, which was 16 years ago. Kushner is a committed Democrat who has contributed to hard-line partisan organizations including the Democratic National Committee PAC ($18,000); the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee‘s Building Fund ($26,250); and the New Jersey Democratic Party ($17,000). Kushner has also donated to HillPac to elect Hillary Clinton for president ($5,000); Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer ($2,000); Democrat Sen. Cory Booker ($10,400); and the Democrats’ Committee for Working Families ($10,000) and Hillary Rodham Clinton ($4,000).

As for Donald Trump’s son, Eric Trump, he has given to a few Republicans including Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan and Sen. John McCain, but has given more recently to Democrats Sen. Chuck Schumer in 2010 and Bronx borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. in 2014.

Melania Trump is also a bipartisan giver. Campaign finance records show that Trump’s wife contributed to John McCain for president in 2008 and to Hillary Clinton for U.S. Senate in 2006, although she gave significantly more to McCain.

Donald J. Trump, Jr. is the only one in the group who appears not to have contributed to any politicians whatsoever.