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Well, sure, but only if you don’t count as “experience” hiding in the trunk of a car trying to sneak into the Russian embassy to call Vlad on the encrypted Kremlin line while Obama was still President.
Kushner has plenty of experience in criminal activity, which what is happening here. He is forcing producers to sell only to his preferred distributors and then forcing the states to buy from those. No wonder they have confiscating supplies and got mad when Maryland bought directly from Korea.
When this is over Jared Kushner is going to be one of the riches men in the World. He already had some mystery tenant (Qatar) agreed to pay for 10 years in advance rent for his white elephant on Fifth Avenue. I wonder what percentage of the 2 trillion stimulus is going to end in his pocket. No future democratic administration would earn my approval if this guy is not given a 20 year sentence.
Not going to read the article because I already know enough about Kushner to know I wouldn’t let him change my lightbulbs, let alone heat my oatmeal in the microwave.
Tapes of those magic phone calls would be mighty interesting. And doing it call to call means no one knows what information they should supply or what metrics, if any, are being used. And whether there are any quid pro quo expectations.
I’m sure, just like his father-in-law, all his calls are perfect.
If I’m not mistaken, it was a lease for a hundred years. Paid upfront. A short time before a multi billion dollar balloon payment was due.
Like falling into a lagoon of liquid manure and emerging fresh and clean reeking of fresh scented cologne.
Good to see Jared getting some attention, the media for far too long has just focused on what Trump says, rather than what his advisors are doing. They are the ones that should be in front of the cameras answering questions every day.
This is ridiculous. This is more ‘business man speak’ for ‘I have to spend money on a bunch of consultants that are friends’ and nothing will come of it. How many times have I seen this at work?
I think you all underestimate the natural superiority of the aristocracy - good breeding and an expensive education will always win out over so-called ‘experience’ and grubby ‘ability’.