Well, it looks like Ivanka Trump can embrace every chance she had of being voted goodbye because she’s pissed off by the MAGA crowd.
Yesterday, the former first girl posted a picture of herself receiving her first dose of Pfizer vaccine on Instagram, with the caption: “Today I got the picture !!! I hope you too! Thank you Nurse Torres !!! “
It was Ivanka’s first social media post since leaving Washington, DC in January, and it hasn’t gone well with her father’s diehard supporters, who seem to make up the bulk of her 7.7 million subscribers.
One comment, which received nearly 12,000 likes, read: “No thanks! With a 99% survival rate, I will be successful. With Bill Gates involved, I won’t have one.
Another, who received almost 7,000 likes, said, “No, don’t put that in my body.”
And another, who received almost 5,000 likes, read: “Ivanka no. Simply not. “
But it didn’t stop there.
“Hell no,” someone wrote. “Why would you post this?”
“No thanks!” another person commented. “I have an immune system for a reason.”
“Stop telling perfectly healthy people to take this so-called ‘vaccine’,” another person scolded.
And then there’s this little gem: “A vaccine for a HOAX?”
Ivanka also posted the photos on her Twitter page, where the response was equally dire …
So disappointed with you! How could you 🤦🏼♀️
– TruthIsStrange (@TruthIsStrange) April 14, 2021
I don’t understand why anyone needs it with a higher recovery percentage than the vaccine.
– Hula Que (@HulaQue) April 15, 2021
sad to see that …
– Missy The Trading Mom (@ Missy18996189) April 14, 2021
Really??? How sad! Why do people feel the need to brag and post pictures that they are participating in this biological experiment ???
– Kathleen (@ mom4healthylife) April 15, 2021
A year ago you looked so smart.
– Mau Look (@LookMau) April 14, 2021
If you look very closely, you see that Ivanka received the “Pfizer blow”. The one that was developed in Germany. Not by Operation Warp Speed.
– Chris (@ chrisbreuer1904) April 15, 2021
I still will not receive my experimental gene therapy (mRNA)
– Chris riehle (@riehle_chris) April 14, 2021
Why do you do that? Where’s the plan we believed in ?! 😡
– Anders (@ Adam92361038) April 15, 2021
There have been more than 31 million reported cases of coronavirus in the United States, resulting in more than 560,000 deaths, according to the CDC.
Graham Gremore is editor and editor at Queerty. Follow him on Twitter @grahamgremore.
