She won’t be engaging this riddle in her new book, “Women Who Work,” due out in early May, and I say<br />that not because I know what’s in it — I don’t — but because I know Ivanka, or at least I’ve been watching her closely for a while.<br />Ivanka Trump’s Bitter Scent -<br />The next time you hear about the sway that Ivanka Trump holds over her father<br />and what a powerful advocate for equal opportunity she is, I want you to remember these numbers:<br />That’s how many men are in, or poised to join, the president’s cabinet.<br />It’s an overstuffed flea market of threadbare aphorisms (“never ever settle,” “work to become, not to acquire,”<br />“keep your head up,” “there is enough success for everyone”) in fanciful typography and pinkish hues.<br />In campaigning full-force for her father, she and her brothers seemed at once to be repaying a debt — they’d profited so enormously from the Trump name —<br />and hopping aboard a ride to greater dividends still.<br />It’s for “the woman who could stop all this but won’t.” Ivanka looks lovingly into a mirror — and sees her father staring back.
