Here’s the thing about Tiffany Trump’s disastrous convention speech

| 2:00 pm EDT August 26, 2020
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Last night Tiffany Trump gave a Republican National Convention speech that seemed aimed at impersonating her sister Ivanka in every way, from the cartoonish defense of Donald Trump, to the dishonest attacks on mainstream Americans, right down to the vocal inflections and hand gestures. It was a reminder that Tiffany is no better than anyone else in the Trump cartel. It also raised questions about her motivation.

With the news this week that the New York Attorney General is investigating Donald Trump’s financial crimes, it’s clear that if he loses the election, he’s going to prison – and so are all of his kids who participated in the Trump Organization’s financial crimes. Is Tiffany suddenly trying to give her father a boost, for fear her siblings will go to prison if he loses?

Then there’s the theory that Tiffany is seeing her father’s visibly and rapidly declining health just like the rest of us are, and she wants to make sure she’s included in the inheritance that could soon be coming. But if so, the joke is on her, because once Donald Trump’s massive debts are settled, there should be little or nothing left of his assets. And even if there is anything left over, it’s pretty clear that New York is going to seize the rest. There isn’t going to be any inheritance.

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