Last month, students participating in anti-Israel protests at Harvard University finally agreed to dismantle their protest tent. The university administration agreed to meet and discuss their demands, which included severing ties with Israeli institutions. After several weeks of unprecedented protests at this prestigious institution, the major pro-Palestinian demonstrations are subsiding.
According to the rules of identity politics, Elizabeth Pipko could have been one of those protesters. She is a Harvard graduate and also attended the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), another campus known for its turbulent protests, including arrests. Although she is Jewish, many Jews were among the protesters.
5 Elizabeth Pipko Pipko grew up in a progressive and liberal environment in Manhattan, the daughter of Eastern European immigrants who identify as feminists. She was a model who wore risqué outfits and published poetry books. In short, she had the potential to be a "woke" individual advocating for the cause.
But she is not. In fact, she is almost the complete opposite, a staunch Trump supporter. Today, at 28, Elizabeth ("You can call me Leah") is the new spokesperson for the Republican National Committee (RNC), appointed by Lara Trump, Donald Trump's daughter-in-law, who recently became the chairwoman of the RNC.
This is the main and powerful political body in the party, through which election strategy, fundraising and more are channeled. If Trump returns to the White House, it wo.
