Ivanka's surprise school visit ticks off some parents

Ivanka Trump made a surprise visit to a Connecticut academy, but instead of being proud that their kid's school was visited by the daughter of our current president, some of the parents were angry. One, in fact, pulled her from class to protest the loss of Hillary Clinton to Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election.

"This should have been brought to our attention, although I do understand for security reasons," parent Karey Fitzgerald told News 12. Her little snowflake attends a Norwalk Early College Academy where no conservative parent dare enter their child.

"Only one parent withdrew their student for the school day Monday after hearing of the visit," Brenda Williams, Norwalk Public Schools Chief Communications Officer told Fox News on Wednesday. "With the exception of those who were directly participating, the visit was kept confidential for security reasons, and parents understood that."

That is, most parents. Others wanted to be forewarned so they could formally protest the loss of Hillary Clinton, who is NOT the president of the United States, to Donald Trump, who IS the president of the United States.

Ivanka appeared to be unaware or impervious to the complaints by Hillary Clinton supporters. "It was an honor to meet so many bright and talented students," she wrote on social media after her visit to the Norwalk Early College Academy.

Prior to the visit, Ivanka appeared on "Fox & Friends" to praise the "historic" tax reform bill that was just signed into law Wednesday.

The new law, according to the left, will be a dark day in American history as 80 percent of Americans will see a significant increase in their paychecks and small businesses along with the economy, will grow. 

In other words, Democrats see things backwards, which is why a guy can be a gal, a white gal can be a black dude, Antifa actually is anti-fascist--not the other way around, and taxing more is a good thing for the economy.


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