Trump Critics Keep Mocking Women in His Orbit Over Their Looks
Summary
Several women connected to President Donald Trump have been mocked on social media for their appearance, rather than their work or qualifications. This includes Barbera Thornhill, Susan Dell, and Kimberly Guilfoyle, with critics using personal attacks instead of focusing on their professional roles.Key Facts
- Barbera Thornhill was appointed Ambassador at Large to monitor and combat trafficking and confirmed by the Senate on August 7.
- Thornhill faced social media ridicule about her official State Department photo, with no proof the photo was altered.
- Critics targeted Thornhill's appearance instead of discussing her qualifications or background.
- Susan Dell was criticized online after attending a White House event with President Trump and her husband, Michael Dell, related to a children’s investment fund.
- The phrase “Mar-a-Lago face” has been used online to describe an appearance style linked to Trump’s social circle, referring to cosmetic features like full lips and prominent cheekbones.
- Eric Trump condemned the attacks on social media and highlighted the positive philanthropic work of the Dells.
- Michael Dell and others requested that people stop focusing on personal attacks and recognize their charitable contributions.
- The article discusses a broader trend of appearance-based criticism in American politics affecting women connected to political figures.
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