What Jared Kushner did next

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Jared Kushner was yachting in the Mediterranean with his family in the summer of 2021, a few months after the end of his father-in-law Donald Trump's tumultuous first term.
53% : He was pardoned by Trump in 2020 and has been nominated to be the next US ambassador to France.
52% : The concern among some national security experts is that Kushner is profiting from connections made during his time in government and that, given his close ties to Trump, he could be used to serve the interest of foreign states in thorny diplomatic matters.
47% : His fledgling PE group, based in a waterfront Miami skyscraper also occupied by billionaire financier Carl Icahn, started with about two dozen employees, including ex-White House staffers Avi Berkowitz, a lead on the Abraham Accords, Kevin Hassett, an economic adviser to Trump, and Thomas Storch, former deputy director of international economics.
44% : "I was willing to back Trump when people in my circle thought that wasn't popular or smart.
41% : Democrats have suggested that investors in the Gulf might see allocating funding to Kushner as a way to curry favour with Trump.
41% : Those questions are only likely to grow now Trump is back in the White House.
28% : Kushner said that Trump had come into office ready to be "rough" with Saudi Arabia, until bin Salman pitched Kushner on his plans to modernise the kingdom -- from allowing women to drive to cracking down on extremism.
27% : " Even before Trump won re-election, Kushner faced claims of potential conflicts of interest.
23% : " Some ethics experts believe that Trump and his family members may feel empowered to act with impunity partly given the conduct of Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who faced criticism for his own business dealings, including in Ukraine.
19% : "Affinity's investors may not be motivated by commercial considerations, but rather the opportunity to funnel foreign government money to members of President Trump's family, namely Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump," said Senator Ron Wyden as part of a Senate finance committee investigation into the fund.

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