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I want to know what that "invoking" sentence actually means. What exactly did Kushner actually say? Either he did something possibly illegal, or the media is at
by jlawson 7y ago
I want to know what that "invoking" sentence actually means. What exactly did Kushner actually say? Either he did something possibly illegal, or the media is attempting to leave the reader believing a damaging lie without actually saying something they can get called out on. We'd need the original quotes to know which. Until then, we can of course each just assume the reality confirms our prior beliefs.
- roywiggins 7y ago> Meyer, the sister of Jared Kushner, was speaking at an event in which she was trying to attract wealthy Chinese investors to the 1 Journal Square project. > During the presentation, Meyer reminded investors of her brother's recent role in American politics: "In 2008, my brother Jared Kushner joined the family company as CEO," Meyer told a crowd, adding he "recently moved to Washington to join the administration." > The comments coincided with a visual display, which included a photograph of Trump. https://www.cnn.com/2017/07/20/politics/draft-kushner-visas/index.html https://www.cnn.com/2017/07/20/politics/draft-kushner-visas/...
- jlawson 7y agoOkay, so an innocuous display of generalized status. No indication Kushner would do anything (through any kind of back channel or otherwise) to use his position to aid these investors. No indication he has done anything of the sort. Pretty much as I expected; media telling the truth to leave you believing a lie.
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