Ivanka Trump’s Goya Photo Violated Ethics Rules, Watchdog Group Says
- President also took photo with Goya products in Oval Office
- White House says Ivanka was acting in ‘personal’ capacity
A photograph of the Twitter page of Ivanka Trump in which she holds up a can of Goya beans.
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A watchdog group has filed a complaint with the Office of Government Ethics over Ivanka Trump’s social media endorsement of Goya Foods Inc., saying the photo violated government rules.
President Donald Trump’s daughter, a senior White House adviser, posted a photo of herself holding a can of the company’s black beans after Goya Chief Executive Officer Robert Unanue last week said the country was “truly blessed” to have Trump as its leader.