Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) declined to investigate Jared Kushner for taking billions of dollars from Saudi Arabia soon after leaving the White House.
Congressman Jordan said on Newsmax: “The idea that Jared Kushner did anything wrong is ridiculous. I mean, the Trump family that has been investigated more than any other family on the planet and what they have, what they have attempted to do to President Trump and have done to President Trump over the last seven years is incredible. So, again, I don’t want to get into this, but I will say it. Let’s do it. Let’s do it, Congressman.
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The person who managed Donald Trump’s Middle East policy received billions of dollars from Saudi Arabia immediately after leaving the White House, and this, according to Congressman Jordan, is not a reason for investigation, but he is leading the attempt to put under accuses the president of the United States for the business activities of his son, who does not work either in the government or in the Biden administration.
For years, it has been speculated that the $2 billion Kushner received was a payment for access, influence or information related to U.S. foreign policy.
Jim Jordan doesn’t think the Trump family potentially selling American secrets or influencing American foreign policy is worth investigating, but Russian disinformation about President Biden and his son is worthy of impeachment.
The stench of corruption is pouring over the Republican Party.
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