In the recent years, more and more powerful men have faced serious allegations of sexual misconduct. And most of them have also suffered consequences. However, there’s one man who denies all the accusations – Donald Trump.

At least 20 women accused him of harassment and assault that took place from 1980s to 2010s. The president either says they’re lying or jokes that some of them were not attractive enough for him to have any sexual interest in them. But does his daughter Ivanka believe him?

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Growing indignant

Actually, the daughter of the POTUS was asked this question during one of the interviews. Her answer amazed Internet users. Growing indignant, she told a reporter that it was inappropriate to ask such a question because Trump is her dad. She also added:

But people believe that Ivanka should answer legitimate questions because she is the Special Advisor to her dad. And some even said that it was inappropriate that she’s the Special Advisor to the president who is her father. Apparently, family bonds do not allow her to respond objectively.

Here are some of the media personalities’ reactions:

NBC Reporter: “Do you believe your father’s accusers?”

Ivanka Trump: “I think it is a pretty inappropriate question.”

Hey @IvankaTrump, when you choose to work for a president with 19 accusers these are appropriate questions. If you can’t answer them then you should step down.

— Ryan Knight ???????? #BoycottNRA???? (@ProudResister) February 26, 2018

Let’s reword the questions to Ivanka:

-Cohen paid $130k to silence Stormy Daniels. Was there coordination with Trump campaign?

-National Enquirer paid $150k to silence Karen McDougal. Was there coordination with Trump campaign?

Can you forward to @IvankaTrump? She blocked me. https://t.co/OUg2iFvNBM

— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) February 26, 2018

Special Advisor to the President Ivanka Trump says it’s inappropriate to ask her about sexual allegations against the POTUS because he’s also her father, with staggering unawareness that it’s actually inappropriate that she’s Special Advisor to a POTUS who’s her father.

— Randi Mayem Singer (@rmayemsinger) February 27, 2018

Presidential adviser Ivanka Trump said it was “inappropriate” to ask her about sexual allegations against her father. WTF If she can’t handle legitimate questions about her father, she shouldn’t serve in his White House.

— taslima nasreen (@taslimanasreen) February 27, 2018

The same concerns Donald Trump who often compliments his daughter on being the best representative of the country. Take, for example, this tweet:

My daughter, Ivanka, just arrived in South Korea. We cannot have a better, or smarter, person representing our country.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 23, 2018

Surely, the president wanted to show how proud he was of his daughter, but Twitter users were quick to change the game.