Wunderkind keeps revising SF86 forms adding meetings and 77 assets because the forms were too confusing (even with a staff and lawyers to help him initially).

Assume ALL of Russian issue is moot - this is the guy in charge of more than any one single presidential advisor in recent history, and he cannot fill out basic clearance forms despite unlimited funds and resources to help him?

And our representatives are ok with this. Come on man.

The pitfalls of unprecedented American nepotism.

The kid is not even 40 and was given a business, huge credit line and never had to prove himself

Come on man Wrote:
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> Wunderkind keeps revising SF86 forms adding
> meetings and 77 assets because the forms were too
> confusing (even with a staff and lawyers to help
> him initially).



No one is supposed to help you fill out an SF86. It's done personally.

eesh Wrote:
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> Come on man Wrote:
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> > Wunderkind keeps revising SF86 forms adding
> > meetings and 77 assets because the forms were
> too
> > confusing (even with a staff and lawyers to
> help
> > him initially).
>
>
>
> No one is supposed to help you fill out an SF86.
> It's done personally.

Never filled one out do I dont know. He did say something about the 100 meetings and 77 assets omitted being an assistants fault.

Ive filled them out - not hard to answer - what contact have you had with foreign governments. That stands out and no you dont forget

Like his father in law, Kushner is just s whinny little bitch. His grandparents would be embarrassed.

This dude looks like a spirit cookin liberal

TYPICAL OF THE SNOBBY CLASS THAT GETS THE PROLES TO DO ALL THEIR WORK FOR THEM, OUT OF A BALLOONING EGO FULL OF SELF IMPORTANCE. eXPECT A GS 1-4 TO FILL OUT YOUR sf-86'S WHEN THEY HAVE NO IDEA OF WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN DOING WITH YOUR TIME AND ATTENTION FOR THE PAST 7-10 YEARS? OF COURSE THEY'RE GONNA FAIL, AND BIG TIME.

Then there's the people who type in all caps, no self importance about them huh


lolz

Jared inherits all the money in the world, overpays for office buildings, cannot fill out forms or recall meetings - dumb as a box of hammers. Sound like anyone else we know?

As the owner of multiple companies in the Federal contracting space, and an investor in overseas businesses, with a plethora of staff, lawyers, security personnel, accounting staff, and a full bank of executive assistants who control all of my personal and business information, emails, schedules, travel records, business correspondence, taxes, financial, corporate, security, and legal records - I can honestly state that there is absolutely no way a person can delegate filling out their SF-86 to someone else.

That is not how things work.

To the blame your staff for errors and omissions on your SF-86 is complete and utter bullshit.

You are assigned a personal login ID and have to choose and authenticate your password to your account. You have to go on line, authenticate yourself (not something you can delegate) and fill out all the detailed information yourself.

You then have to painstakingly work through multiple questions and different sections/categories of questioning. You then have to repeatedly authenticate the information you submit with electronic signatures over and over again - and you have to hit submit under Federal Penalty that you have not lied or omitted any information about anything in your submission. You have to own it 100%. All you. There is no room for they.

Your SFO then has to review and authenticate the information you have submitted against company records before final submission to the Government. The SFO will immediately go to corporate counsel, finance, and administrative records to see if there are any issues or questions.

I have never once experienced an SF-86 submission in which the SFO, Corporate Accounting, or Corporate Counsel didn't come back and ask multiple questions about everything in an SF-86 submission packet - especially sketchy stuff like meeting with Russians or having foreign investments/investors and foreign loans and overseas real estate holdings or investments.

Kushner, in his whimpy, whiney little voice blaming staff for his errors and omissions is complete and utter nonsense. He is a liar.

Burn the turd!

He said he omitted not only meetings with Russians, but “over one hundred contacts from more than twenty countries.”

This inexperience defense is consistent with Kushner’s filing Friday showing that he had previously neglected to disclose more than 70 assets, as required, including an art collection (with wife Ivanka Trump) worth as much as $25 million. The Middle East peace negotiator also did not disclose that he held Israeli government bonds.

Kushner is defending himself by playing the ingenue: “All of these were tasks that I had never performed on a campaign previously,” and “I could not even remember the name of the Russian ambassador.” Kushner, arguing that he didn’t seek to create a “back channel” with Russia, explained that he merely asked the Russian ambassador if he “had an existing communications channel at his embassy we could use.”

The defense leaves one big question unanswered: Why is a man of such inexperience in charge of so much?

okgoogle Wrote:
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> Kushner is defending himself by playing the
> ingenue: “All of these were tasks that I had
> never performed on a campaign previously,” and
> “I could not even remember the name of the
> Russian ambassador.” Kushner, arguing that he
> didn’t seek to create a “back channel” with
> Russia, explained that he merely asked the Russian
> ambassador if he “had an existing communications
> channel at his embassy we could use.”
>
> The defense leaves one big question unanswered:
> Why is a man of such inexperience in charge of so
> much?


Sucks when the whole Russian thing continues to fall apart huh?