Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump Are Already Working on Their Next Grift

[babylonsister]

Levin Report
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump Are Already Working on Their Next Grift
The duo is advising a new group with “the mission of perpetuating former president Trump’s populist policies.”
By Bess Levin
April 13, 2021


Since departing Washington for Miami back in January, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner have maintained relatively low profiles. Oh, sure, Kushner penned an op-ed in which he offered Joe Biden some unsolicited foreign policy advice, and Trump has made herself readily available for the paparazzi to catch her jogging with Kushner, eating ice cream with her kids, and pointing at things with her assistant. But otherwise, it’s been unusually quiet on the Javanka front. And that’s probably by design as the couple attempts to rehab their image and shake off the taint of the last four years in general and the January 6 insurrection specifically, not to mention the unfortunate press that comes after forcing one’s Secret Service detail to go to extreme lengths to “find a bathroom.”

Of course, as a couple of people who see themselves returning to the White House in a presidential capacity—they’ve already determined Trump will be the first woman POTUS—the duo are no doubt planning their next moves behind the scenes, and on Tuesday, one of the projects they’ve been working on was revealed.

Per Axios:

A constellation of [Donald] Trump administration stars today will launch the America First Policy Institute, a 35-person nonprofit group with a first-year budget of $20 million and the mission of perpetuating former president Trump’s populist policies…. Two top Trump alumni tell me AFPI is by far the largest pro-Trump outside group, besides Trump’s own Florida–based machine. In the coming months, the group plans to take a large office space near the U.S. Capitol as a symbol that it’ll fight to be a muscular, well-heeled center of the future of conservatism…. Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump are informal advisers.

The president and CEO is Brooke Rollins, a Texan who was head of Trump’s Domestic Policy Council. Rollins, who met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago last week to update him on plans for the group, told me the group wants to be “dreamers and…risk-takers.” The board chair is Linda McMahon, who was a member of Trump’s Cabinet as the administrator of the Small Business Administration, after winning fame as a pro-wrestling entrepreneur. The vice chair is Larry Kudlow, Trump’s economic adviser, a longtime CNBC personality who's now a Fox Business host. AFPI—now based in the Crystal City area of Arlington, Virginia—has been in the planning stages since December. The group will also have offices in Fort Worth, where Rollins remains based, Miami, and New York. Rollins plans to move the group to Washington to be closer to the action.

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https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2021/04/jared-kushner-ivanka-trump-afpi

[TreasonousBastard]

1. Will we never be rid of this clown car?

[LakeArenal]

2. Word to anyone wise or probably not....

TRUMP WILL NOT FOLLOW THROUGH WITH ANYTHING.

Nor will he expend any funds of his own to do shit.

He would even rip his kids off. Even Ivanka as she is getting older and close to dump age.

[Bev54]

3. Noticed they are advisers, not of the board

because of course, I don't think she is allowed to be on the board of any non-profits anymore. Are they paid advisers? Or will they just get reimbursements of all their living expenses and travel? If people are stupid enough to give money then they deserve to lose it, just unfortunate that the money isn't given to a worthwhile cause, like hunger.

[brush]

4. Denying covid and hate tweeting are the only trump policies I remember.

[Kittycow]

5. Sounds like a Rogues Gallery from Mad Magazine.

[dixiechiken1]

6. Jared, Ivanka and Larry Kudlow... ?

Whew. Thankfully, we have nothing to worry about. These chuckleheads can't do anything right. Bully for us! LOL

[Blue Owl]

7. Trump and Trump First

[intrepidity]

8. I wouldn't be surprised if she is his VP pick for 2024

Probably why he moved out of NY. Then, since he can only rule for 1 term, she's positioned to run in 2028.

Or so they hope.

I'd bet on it.