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Yeah... any screaming about Hunter Biden can take a hike. 

"Smells so bad": New report details how Kushner quickly cashed in after leaving Trump White House (msn.com)

According to The New York Times, Mnuchin collected $1.5 billion from the Emiratis, Kuwaitis and Qataris within three months of his exit from the Trump administration. Kushner, a former senior advisor to Trump, likewise raised $2 billion from the Saudi government during a six-month period after his tenure was complete.

The investments, which both men raised for their respective private investment firms, appear to stem from relationships developed while Kushner and Mnuchin were touring around the Middle East to finance the Abraham Fund, a $3 billion fund designed to promote economic cooperation and development between the U.S., the UAE, and Israel. The fund ultimately disintegrated, but shortly after Kushner and Mnuchin left office, "each quickly launched a private fund that in some ways picked up where the Abraham Fund had ended," the Times reported. 

 
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Born N Bled Red said:
Yeah... any screaming about Hunter Biden can take a hike. 

"Smells so bad": New report details how Kushner quickly cashed in after leaving Trump White House (msn.com)

According to The New York Times, Mnuchin collected $1.5 billion from the Emiratis, Kuwaitis and Qataris within three months of his exit from the Trump administration. Kushner, a former senior advisor to Trump, likewise raised $2 billion from the Saudi government during a six-month period after his tenure was complete.

The investments, which both men raised for their respective private investment firms, appear to stem from relationships developed while Kushner and Mnuchin were touring around the Middle East to finance the Abraham Fund, a $3 billion fund designed to promote economic cooperation and development between the U.S., the UAE, and Israel. The fund ultimately disintegrated, but shortly after Kushner and Mnuchin left office, "each quickly launched a private fund that in some ways picked up where the Abraham Fund had ended," the Times reported. 
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Why?   Are both situations not allowed to be suspect?  

 
BigRedBuster said:
But….we don’t want to help make mental health care easy and affordable……right?
 
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Classic gun cultism - brush aside laws because 'they don't work' while only recommending reactionary tactics that fail to address many of the true sources of the problem, but keep gun culture and revenue safe.

"We can't stop bad people from doing bad things. They're gonna violate... murder laws. They're not gonna follow gun laws. I've never understood that argument."

Is he serious with that s#!t? Rhetorical question.

 
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knapplc said:
He's not wrong. I'd be flat out ashamed as a human being to vote for a Republican candidate for anyone above Dog Catcher these days.

How do people still vote Republican? Honest question.
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Anyone who always votes Republican has some of the blood shed in these horrendous acts of violence on their hands. It’s the way I see it, anyway.  These things are largely preventable, but most R’s will never acknowledge that.   It really just comes down to how politically f#&%ed in the head we are as a society.  

 
I'm sure these parents watched Sandy Hook coverage and Parkland coverage and never thought that would be them. 


 
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