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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsYes, this is an odd question, where is that Boris guy?
I thought it strange that the one immigrant he would have was Russian particularly when all of this business with Russia was going on. Am I the only one who thought there was something fishy about him? The election finished and he just went poof. Did he go back to Russia to share info or is he just plain citizen who went back to work?
GP6971
(31,141 posts)surrogate. Talked over everyone, obnoxious to the extreme and a rabid Dolt supporter. I haven't seen him in a week or so but I'm sure he's around stirring up shit behind the scenes.
Doreen
(11,686 posts)I watch the news a lot and no Boris. Is that behind the scenes shit stirring in Russia though?
pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)GP6971
(31,141 posts)longship
(40,416 posts)milestogo
(16,829 posts)czarjak
(11,266 posts)That's a damned good question. Of all the outlandish Trump babblers, he was the gold standard. Putting Kellyanne to shame.
Doreen
(11,686 posts)Like I said he just went poof.
Demonaut
(8,914 posts)of trumps team
His physical presence gives the impression he's an idiot but he's dangerously intelligent
Doreen
(11,686 posts)Demonaut
(8,914 posts)Doreen
(11,686 posts)More like an undercover messenger because people might not suspect him.
Demonaut
(8,914 posts)"Epshteyn was born in 1982 in Moscow, Soviet Union into a Russian Jewish family.[2] In 1993 he emigrated with his family to the United States; his family moved to Plainsboro, New Jersey. In June 2013, Epshteyn marked the passing of Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg by publicly thanking him for creating legislation that helped Epshteyn's family to emigrate to the United States: "... it was the Lautenberg Amendment ... passed in 1990 [which] loosened the restriction on refugee states and thereby allowed for tens of thousands of Jews like me from the former USSR to come to America".[3]
Epshteyn is a graduate of Georgetown University School of Foreign Service (BSFS, 2004). During his time as an undergraduate at Georgetown, Epshteyn became a brother of the Eta Sigma chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) fraternity.[4] He graduated from the Georgetown University Law Center with a law degree.[5]"
From wiki, he's a typical rw piece of shit hypocrite
Doreen
(11,686 posts)I just do not feel I can trust him for some strange reason.
TrekLuver
(2,573 posts)if he used the spend time with family line...but he is not part of the "campaign" any more at least not in any official capacity. Please someone correct me if I'm wrong...I'm a little fuzzy on this.
spiderpig
(10,419 posts)He was kind of the Baghdad Bob of the campaign. When he was on camera you'd roll your eyes and think "What's he going to come up with next?"
Doreen
(11,686 posts)it is going to be with something that is happening behind the scenes that is not good for this country.
HipChick
(25,485 posts)you can see him sitting on the side at Spicy pressers...
he's been keeping a low profile, compared to Spicy and Kelly though...
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/01/trump-holocaust-memorial-234394
Doreen
(11,686 posts)with him just sitting in the background being quiet. I just do not trust him.
pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)On Feb. 3, he was interviewed by CNBC as he stood in front of the White House defending Trump's Muslim ban. http://www.cnbc.com/2017/02/03/a-safer-america-is-better-for-business-wh-aide-says-of-trump-temporary-travel-ban.html
HipChick
(25,485 posts)does not appear to be part of the inner circle..
pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)"The meetings are good opportunity to have open lines of communication between the White House and Republicans on the Hill," said Epshteyn, who is also assistant communications director for surrogate operations. "The response we've received from the Hill has been overwhelmingly positive."
On Monday, according to someone in the room, a staffer asked Epshteyn about conflicting news reports that the White House was considering rewriting its controversial travel ban executive order. Epshteyn said that nothing was off the table but that the group shouldn't necessarily believe all of the reports.
When the aide asked if, at least, Hill staff could receive 24 hours notice on any changes, the room tittered, and Epshteyn joked that he was sure he would read about the exchange the next day in the media.
http://www.worldcrunch.com/trump-and-the-world-1/trump-white-house-on-the-verge-of-a-nervous-breakdown