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21. Assuming this was the case, are we to believe that in the ensuing 6 months, no one reminded him?

Thu Jul 13, 2017, 12:30 PM

Jul 2017

to follow up? And if someone did (I assume that's someone's job to make sure this stuff happens, sure is where I work), then there would be a communications trail of those requests.

So then his excuse changes from "oops, forgot to follow up" to "willfully ignored and avoided answering security questions". Moving in the right direction now!

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Jared Kushner updated his security form, suddenly remembered more than 100 foreign contacts [View all] babylonsister Jul 2017 OP

But Hillary's emails.... yardwork Jul 2017 #1

and BENGHAZIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII aquamarina Jul 2017 #2

Steve "cantaloupe calves" King has actually threatened recently that the GOP will investigate tblue37 Jul 2017 #32

I simply do not understand how they are able to get away with this. CanonRay Jul 2017 #3

Yeah. The media should, like, talk about this, you think? yardwork Jul 2017 #4

I went through Scarsdale Jul 2017 #24

I missed out on a job because my wife was British. rickford66 Jul 2017 #34

Kushner's' clearance struggle4progress Jul 2017 #5

As Lawrence O'Donnell keeps emphasizing NastyRiffraff Jul 2017 #11

To forget a hundred contacts must require some memory disorder struggle4progress Jul 2017 #12

He had to have been promised no one would check up on him- Seesions? bettyellen Jul 2017 #16

Memory disorder is contagious if you hang out with Trumpistas. Amaryllis Jul 2017 #17

Early onset Scarsdale Jul 2017 #25

He just assumed that being who he is and whom he is connected to, he would never tblue37 Jul 2017 #33

True. He's the epitome of the entitled rich kid NastyRiffraff Jul 2017 #37

Yes and his wife's security clearance should also be revoked FakeNoose Jul 2017 #20

So I guess retroactively registering as a foreign agent carries a lesser punishment than espionage. Iggo Jul 2017 #6

No but their lawyers are telling them to file anyway, just in case FakeNoose Jul 2017 #22

all of the trumps barbtries Jul 2017 #7

Agree Cheviteau Jul 2017 #36

Does one typically sign, under threat of perjury and prison, an unverified draft? Hassin Bin Sober Jul 2017 #8

So... Fatemah2774 Jul 2017 #9

He was likely granted a provisional clearance as soon as he submitted Lee-Lee Jul 2017 #10

Assuming this was the case, are we to believe that in the ensuing 6 months, no one reminded him? flibbitygiblets Jul 2017 #21

With memory problems like this Scarsdale Jul 2017 #26

Who signs a draft of any document? stopbush Jul 2017 #13

no one. He committed a crime here. bettyellen Jul 2017 #15

Right. Signing is swearing it's the truth. rickford66 Jul 2017 #31

Jared is going into the hall of fame for marrying the right girl at the right time... Blue_Tires Jul 2017 #14

Serssions is okay with perjury, so no worries. L. Coyote Jul 2017 #18

Assuming we believe he actually "forgot" hundreds of contacts and is incapable of filling out forms flibbitygiblets Jul 2017 #19

He's not fooling any judge with this FakeNoose Jul 2017 #23

The only "job" Jahhr-uhhd should have is being somebody's prison bitch. Still In Wisconsin Jul 2017 #27

Perfectly understandable. Who hasn't forgotten hundreds of foreign contacts? Happens to all of us. Kablooie Jul 2017 #28

When my son applied for his security clearance, he had to ask me for all the tblue37 Jul 2017 #35

Does this mean that they are going to remove this statute from the federal code? Mr. Ected Jul 2017 #29

What a load of BS. rickford66 Jul 2017 #30