도널드 트럼프 족보; 유대인 Donald Trump's family tree
Family Tree ‘가계도, 족보’
혹시 유대인인가해서 알아보았더니
어머니는 스코틀랜드 인=Scottish 지만, 유대인 이다.
아버지; 독일계 유대인
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어머니; 스코트랜드 유대인
아래 기사에는 아버지는 독일에서 왔으나 유대인 이라고한다.
할아버지 Frederick Trump (1869 – 1918)
아버지 Frederick Christ Trump (1905 - 1999)
독일이 도널드 트럼프가
대통령 되는 것을
반대 한 이유가 있었다.
사진 ; 트럼프 조상; 가계도, 족보
Donald Trump's family tree
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헌데 스코트런드가 어디인지 모르는 사람들이 많다.
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# 기사 내용
트럼프의 가장 가까운 총 자문위원 Jason Greenblatt 은 유대인 who is an Orthodox Jew
Trump Organization’s general counsel [법무 자문위원]
http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/207978/trumps-jews
It’s been decades since a major party presidential candidate had a harder case to make to American Jewish voters than Donald Trump. Trump has supported policies that sit uneasily with American Jews, and shown what some deem to be an alarming tolerance for anti-Semitic supporters and even a tone-deaf enthusiasm for some of their iconography.
At the same time, Trump is the father of an Orthodox Jew and counts Jews among his closest advisers and supporters.
Few other serious presidential candidates have had as up-close or as personal an experience with Jews or Judaism.
That familiarity isn’t going to make it any easier for him
to build on the 30 percent of the Jewish vote that Mitt Romney received in
2012. During the primary season, Trump distinguished himself from his rivals
through taking maximalist stances on immigration enforcement, particularly
relating to Muslims and refugees from the Syrian civil war. American Jews are
not only politically liberal, but they are also sensitive to the dangers that
vulnerable minority populations face both inside the
And then there’s the steady pattern of anti-Semitism-related
incidents that have somehow involved the Trump campaign, a trend that continues
to this day. There was Trump’s hesitance to reject the support of anti-Semitic
former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke; his failure to condemn supporters
who had been sending anti-Semitic death threats to journalist Julia Ioffe after
she published a profile of Melania Trump in GQ; his habit of re-tweeting white
supremacists; and his use of the slogan “America First,” which has an
anti-Semitic provenance. Most recently, there was his promulgation of an
anti-Semitic anti-Hillary
On the other hand, Trump has an intimate familiarity with Jewish practice and Jewish life. His daughter, Ivanka, converted to Orthodox Judaism in 2009; if elected, Trump would be the first president to be the parent and grand-parent of observant Jews. Ivanka’s husband, real-estate magnate Jared Kushner, is an Orthodox Jew and one of Trump’s top advisers. The Trump Organization’s longtime chief financial officer and general counsel are both observant Jews, and Trump has the support of perhaps the single most important political donor in the American Jewish world—Las Vegas casino mogul Sheldon Adelson. Though he is a deeply repellent political figure to many American Jews, Trump can plausibly claim that Jews and Judaism are closer to the center of his life and work than they are for his opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Trump’s favored Jews have a seemingly limitless confidence in their benefactor’s personal qualities. The Trump they know is decisive, serious, tolerant, and generous, and they’ve formed their impressions out of years or even decades of personal experience with the man. Despite this special access, their belief in Trump himself—which is often independent of any deep ideological kinship—helps demystify exactly why the real-estate developer, who is so blatantly and viscerally unpalatable to tens of millions of Americans, appeals to tens of millions of others.
The Trump Jews also hint at some of Trumpworld’s defining organizational tendencies. With the possible exception of Sheldon Adelson, every one of the major Trump Jews has known Trump for years, is personally friends with Trump, or is connected to his family through marriage. One of Trump’s Jews is known to be a registered Democrat. One of them was a leading Democratic donor who has a tortured history with one of Trump’s most dedicated surrogates.
Trump’s Jews reflect the importance of personal loyalty within Trump’s political and moral universe—as well as a certain degree of diversity in ideology and background among the people who have come to believe in him the most. They can be divided into three circles of influence, which, save for the candidate’s daughter Ivanka, don’t overlap all that much: the loyalists of the Trump Organization; the moneyed political world around candidate Trump; and the candidate’s family. Of those circles, it seems fair to say that the Trump organization people have been with Trump the longest, while his family possesses the most direct influence with the candidate.