Trump has said his great unfinished business is healthcare reform, and now says the biggest thing he'd like a do-over on is personnel: In other words, Javanka should have appointed everyone

Sessions opposed Kushner over the since passed sentencing reform.

President Kushner has alternative facts about Florida voter registrations by felons

Florida's ex-felon voting rules slow to impact registration: By some estimates, changes to the Florida state constitution could add as many as 1.4 million new voters to the rolls in Florida:

The Tampa Bay Times and Miami Herald looked at the most recent year of data on citizens who lost their right to vote in the 20 largest counties in the state and found a lot of Democrats. In those counties, which hold more than 80 percent of the state’s voters, 52 percent of those who lost their voting rights because of a conviction were Democrats. Only 14 percent of those who lost their voting rights because of felony convictions were Republicans. The rest had no partisan affiliation. ... Democrats could see a net gain of several hundred thousand votes from the new amendment.

President Donald Kushner to recognize Israeli sovereignty over Golan Heights

It would be nice if we had sovereignty, too, over America's 500 cities giving sanctuary to illegal aliens.

I guess we have to go to war to do that now.

Jared "open borders and free trade for Israel" Kushner is the prime mover working to expand legal immigration to the US

President Kushner is a libertarian free-trade kook who wants no borders, no walls, NO ISRAEL AT ALL

#NotMyPresident

The guy is a lunatic.

Here.

"the goal is to eliminate the borders"

It's no one's fault but Trump's that his administration is BURSTING with people who oppose him

Mike Pompeo (SECSTATE), Sylvia May Davis, Brooke Rollins, Chris Liddell (all in White House), Kirstjen Nielsen (SECDHS), Chad Wolf (DHS), Mary Kissel, Jim Jeffrey, Elliott Abrams (all at State), LARRY BARTLETT (Obama retread at Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration) . . ..

Bush 41 fired thousands of Reagan appointees and remade the executive in his kinder, gentler image. Trump's a wimp by comparison, as Ann Coulter says. Trump is hopelessly hamstrung, by himself.

What does President Kushner enjoy for breakfast?

President Kushner replaces Trump's core constituencies with US Chamber of Commerce, Bushies

Jared Kushner privately working on reshaping legal immigration:

According to meeting agendas obtained by McClatchy, those invited to sessions with Kushner come from some of Trump’s core constituencies in the worlds of religion, law enforcement, agriculture and business. They include the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Heritage Foundation, Association of Builders and Contractors, Faith and Freedom Coalition, Council on National Policy, George W. Bush Center and Select Milk Producers.

Read more here: https://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/white-house/article226462025.html#storylink=cpy

President Kushner hasn't briefed Trump on this yet

The GoFundMe for The Wall is up to $19 million but Trump and Kushner still want to give Democrats DACA in a deal

You know Donald, Kushner wouldn't have to go to all that trouble if you just built The DAMN WALL

Kushner's mission improbable: Winning over wealthy Trump skeptics

Oops, Robert Mueller's law firm represents both Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort

Conflict of interest!

If Jeff Sessions had to recuse himself, then Kushner and Manafort must be off limits to Mueller. Or, Mueller has to go.

Ha ha ha ha ha!

Reported here:

Mueller's former law firm, WilmerHale, represents Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, who met with a Russian bank executive in December, and the president's former campaign manager Paul Manafort, who is a subject of a federal investigation.

Trump adviser Jared Kushner's father was put in jail by Chris Christie

Byron York recounts the tale, here:

The short version is: In 2004, Jared Kushner's father Charles, a real estate magnate in New Jersey and New York, pleaded guilty to a tax fraud scheme in which he claimed hundreds of thousands of dollars in phony deductions for office expenses at the partnerships he created to manage the apartment buildings he owned. Kushner, a major donor to the Democratic Party, also pleaded guilty to fraudulently making hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions in the names of employees and associates who didn't know their names were being used. Finally, Kushner pleaded guilty to retaliating against a cooperating witness in the case — his sister. He did so by setting a trap in which he hired a prostitute to lure his sister's husband into a sexual encounter in a New Jersey hotel, where the action was secretly photographed and videotaped. Kushner sent the pictures and tape to his sister as revenge, apparently motivated by Kushner's belief that she and her husband were helping U.S. Attorney Christie and his prosecutors. ... [I]n a 2014 interview with the New York real estate publication The Real Deal, Jared called his father's treatment "obviously unjust" and said the experience had soured him on an earlier ambition to become a prosecutor. "If you're convicting murderers, it's one thing," Jared said. "It's often fairly clear. When you get into things like white-collar crime, there are often a lot of nuances. Seeing my father's situation, I felt what happened was obviously unjust in terms of the way they pursued him."