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What does it mean?

In an interview with Gayle King, Ivanka told her:

When I spoke to “60 Minutes” it was I think five or six days following the election. And I was processing real time the new reality and what it would mean … I realized that having one foot in and one foot out wouldn’t work. … And the reality is that it all happened very organically for me.

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It means, simply, that being partially involved would not be successful. She's saying that she had to be "all in". Trying to be a part-time advisor to the president would lead to failure. If she was going to help her father, she had to commit to it fully.

I suspect she was making an allusion to the song/dance The Hokey Pokey where, at least in the US version, you "put your right foot in, you put your right foot out," etc.

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