Ivanka Trump receives a lot of praise for corona vaccination - but QAnon supporters are freaking out

Ivanka Trump posted a photo showing she was vaccinated against the coronavirus.

It gets a lot of praise on social media, but QAnon followers are shocked.

Palm Beach, Florida - After a lengthy Twitter break, Ivanka Trump is back and shares an explosive photo.

It shows the daughter of ex-President Donald Trump being vaccinated against the corona virus - and even promoting it.

The caption reads: “Today I got the shot !!!

I hope you do too!

Thank you, Sister Torres !!! "

Today, I got the shot !!!

I hope that you do too!

Thank you Nurse Torres !!!

💙 pic.twitter.com/gPL1Mecv1G

- Ivanka Trump (@IvankaTrump) April 14, 2021

Ivanka Trump: Words of praise to the daughter of ex-US President Donald Trump

She gets a lot of praise for her vaccination advertisement on Twitter.

Ana Navarro-Cárdenas, who works for CNN, among others, is positive: “If you are standing, please sit down.

Hold on tight.

I will say something positive about @IvankaTrump.

Given the politicization of vaccinations by many Trump supporters, I am grateful that she made this public and uses her platform to praise vaccines.

Also because she is my new neighbor ... "Another user also said:" Thank you for being such a great role model for people!

# IvankaCandace2024. "

Trump supporters, in particular, tend not to want to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.

The fact that the former “First Daughter” publicly comments on her vaccination and even calls for it could have a positive influence on the willingness of Republicans who are unwilling to vaccinate.

The business magazine

Forbes

, however, remains critical: It is noticeable that Ivanka Trump does not write that she has vaccinated against Covid-19.

Instead, they use the general term “vaccination”.

This somewhat ambiguous term could refer to any type of vaccination - or even a vodka shot, the newspaper provocatively said.

However, it can be assumed that it is actually the corona vaccination.

In the United States, many people simply refer to the vaccine as "the shot."

Ivanka Trump: Supporters of the QAnon movement see a different message in the tweet

But not all of them comment positively on the tweet.

Many Trump supporters: inside are shocked.

One user writes: "I was pro-Trump until they became pro-big-pharma and injected us with untested rubbish into our bodies."

A Twitter user collages the comments made by some QAnon followers: inside - including allegations that Ivanka Trump just faked the vaccination.

"Ivanka Trump's vaccine pictures keep QAnon fans freaking out.

You are circulating posts of a fake Ivanka Trump profile (20k followers) on Telegram, which claims that the vaccination was not real. "

Ivanka Trump's vaccine pics are continuing to freak out QAnon.

They're circulating posts from a fake Ivanka Trump profile (20k followers) on Telegram, which claims the vaccination wasn't real.

pic.twitter.com/aA9vKyu5Lu

- Arieh Kovler (@ariehkovler) April 15, 2021

The QAnon movement spreads bizarre conspiracy myths.

The movement was formed on the Internet, and today you can often see it at demonstrations in the United States.

Donald Trump is seen by the movement as the one who will save the people and end all conspiracies.

(dp)