Jared Kushner said 'I don't give a f--- about the future of the Republican Party,' according to a ne

[libertybele]

Jared Kushner said 'I don't give a f--- about the future of the Republican Party,' according to a new book


Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of former President Donald Trump and an ex-White House adviser, got into "an intense argument" with Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel ahead of the 2020 election, a new book reportedly says.

"I don't give a f--- about the future of the Republican Party!'" Kushner reportedly told McDaniel in the lobby of the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC. Fox News on Tuesday published excerpts from the book, "Frankly, We Did Win This Election: The Inside Story of How Trump Lost," by the Wall Street Journal reporter Michael Bender, out next Tuesday.

The RNC had become closely intertwined with the Trump campaign during Brad Parscale's tenure.

"By 2020, the RNC wasn't merely an extension of the Trump campaign," Bender reportedly wrote, adding that Parscale, the campaign manager, "had effectively turned them into a full partner, and Ronna had become one of the president's closest advisers."

"The RNC was paying for the field staff. They were covering costs for state directors who couldn't get calls returned from campaign headquarters. Even the lease for the campaign headquarters was being paid for by the RNC," Bender wrote, according to Fox News.............

https://www.businessinsider.com/jared-kushner-rnc-i-dont-give-a-f-book-2021-7

[skeeter]

Well as long as the GOP is more concerned with maintaining its sinecure than it is the future of the nation I guess I don't either.

[Kamaji]

And in that respect, Mr. Kushner was in line with a large percentage - perhaps a majority - of President Trump's supporters, who also no longer give a f--- about the republican party.

[corbe]

   Personally, I don't give a fu@k about either of them.

[libertybele]

And in that respect, Mr. Kushner was in line with a large percentage - perhaps a majority - of President Trump's supporters, who also no longer give a f--- about the republican party.

I am no longer a registered Republican or have any affiliation with the party.

[Kamaji]

I am no longer a registered Republican or have any affiliation with the party.

I haven't quite decided what to do yet with my registration.  Perhaps I'll register as democrat so I can vote for the looney-toons in their primaries, and then vote for my actual preferred candidate in the actual election - and then tell any newshound around that I am a disaffected democrat who voted for the republican, just to mess with their stats.

[DCPatriot]

Vividly recall when Ross Perot went Third Party in 1992 and essentially handed Bill and Hillary the White House.

My gut tells me that having gotten over 75 MILLION votes last November, despite the non-stop 24/7/365 attacks by the mainstream media...academia...and Hollywood, that if President Trump were to declare the birth of the Constitution Party, he would kick their sorry asses.

My gut also tells me that he should IMMEDIATELY begin finding the men and women to fill every open position for it in terms of Congress and the Senate, because I'm sick to death of RINOS and Deep State wannabes.

[libertybele]

I haven't quite decided what to do yet with my registration.  Perhaps I'll register as democrat so I can vote for the looney-toons in their primaries, and then vote for my actual preferred candidate in the actual election - and then tell any newshound around that I am a disaffected democrat who voted for the republican, just to mess with their stats.

I may re-register right before the primaries IF there is someone conservative enough running to vote for.  If not, I won't bother.

Same with 2024. I won't re-register unless there's a true conservative running.

[PeteS in CA]

 

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[libertybele]

 

                                                                  

More than one source has reported this ... I don't doubt this coming out of Jared's mouth.

[libertybele]

Vividly recall when Ross Perot went Third Party in 1992 and essentially handed Bill and Hillary the White House.

My gut tells me that having gotten over 75 MILLION votes last November, despite the non-stop 24/7/365 attacks by the mainstream media...academia...and Hollywood, that if President Trump were to declare the birth of the Constitution Party, he would kick their sorry asses.

My gut also tells me that he should IMMEDIATELY begin finding the men and women to fill every open position for it in terms of Congress and the Senate, because I'm sick to death of RINOS and Deep State wannabes.

You mean the "rebirth" of the Constitution Party??  In checking the website they are still active.  Running 3rd party and qualifying in all 50 states is difficult.  However, Trump has the $$ and as you said at least 75,000,000 supporters.  What roadblocks the GOP and DEMS would put up to prevent him from qualifying is the question.

[dfwgator]

And in that respect, Mr. Kushner was in line with a large percentage - perhaps a majority - of President Trump's supporters, who also no longer give a f--- about the republican party.

I sure don't.

[jafo2010]

No way a 3rd party candidate would win the presidency, not even Trump.  Pure delusion!  He could not capture the white male vote blue collar worker in 2020. 

One basic MAJOR PROBLEM of the entire Trump effort is ZERO GROUND GAME.  He had literally no ground game in either election, and I think that is a huge mistake.  Many people would want to work to help a candidate get elected.  I for one wrote the Trump campaign multiple times offering to VOLUNTEER to help his campaign and NEVER got a call or email back.  They just did not care.  Plain *ss foolish!!!!

[jmyrlefuller]

Kushner's wasn't even a member of the GOP until 2018, over a year after Trump became President. Of course he doesn't care.

[txradioguy]

I don't give a f--- about the future of the Republican Party!'" Kushner reportedly told McDaniel i

Spoken like someone who hadn't registered as a Republican until September of 2018.

[Cyber Liberty]

After all the bullshit pulled by the NT's in the House and Senate, why on Earth should Kushner give a rat's ass about the GOPe?

[DCPatriot]

After all the bullshit pulled by the NT's in the House and Senate, why on Earth should Kushner give a rat's ass about the GOPe?

Eggsactly! 

[txradioguy]

After all the bullshit pulled by the NT's in the House and Senate, why on Earth should Kushner give a rat's ass about the GOPe?

IMO...because he never was one to begin with.  He's a Dem who had access to the highest levels thanks to who he married.  Don't forget...speaking of Ivanka...she's not exactly a Rock Ribbed Conservative herself.  IIRC she was a registered Democrat in 2016.

[DCPatriot]

IMO...because he never was one to begin with.  He's a Dem who had access to the highest levels thanks to who he married.  Don't forget...speaking of Ivanka...she's not exactly a Rock Ribbed Conservative herself.  IIRC she was a registered Democrat in 2016.

Come on, @txradioguy

It's his father-in-law.  He loves his wife unquestionably.  Blood is thicker and all that crap.  He saw firsthand what the Left, who's running the Intelligence and Media and Judicial, is capable of doing.

He saw a feckless Republican Party, whose leadership didn't welcome President Trump, that never rose to defend and/or protect him from the 24.7 abuse.
   
...and all you got, is "He never was a Republican"???     

[catfish1957]

Spoken like someone who hadn't registered as a Republican until September of 2018.

+1

DJT himself was a democrat about what....   10 years ago?

[sneakypete]

Vividly recall when Ross Perot went Third Party in 1992 and essentially handed Bill and Hillary the White House.

My gut tells me that having gotten over 75 MILLION votes last November, despite the non-stop 24/7/365 attacks by the mainstream media...academia...and Hollywood, that if President Trump were to declare the birth of the Constitution Party, he would kick their sorry asses.

My gut also tells me that he should IMMEDIATELY begin finding the men and women to fill every open position for it in terms of Congress and the Senate, because I'm sick to death of RINOS and Deep State wannabes.

@DCPatriot

 

[sneakypete]

Spoken like someone who hadn't registered as a Republican until September of 2018.

@txradioguy

Which is more important,the survival of the alleged Republican Party,or the survival of America?

Make a choice,because they are different choices,thanks to the infuence of the connected RINO's who weild so much power.

[txradioguy]

@txradioguy

Which is more important,the survival of the alleged Republican Party,or the survival of America?

Make a choice,because they are different choices,thanks to the infuence of the connected RINO's who weild so much power.

Obvious answer there Pete. Kushner isn’t interested in either IMO.

[skeeter]

Obvious answer there Pete. Kushner isn’t interested in either IMO.

Regardless, I don't think I'll ever vote Kushner for president anyway.

[txradioguy]

Come on, @txradioguy

It's his father-in-law.  He loves his wife unquestionably.  Blood is thicker and all that crap.  He saw firsthand what the Left, who's running the Intelligence and Media and Judicial, is capable of doing.

He saw a feckless Republican Party, whose leadership didn't welcome President Trump, that never rose to defend and/or protect him from the 24.7 abuse.
   
...and all you got, is "He never was a Republican"???     

No I’ve got all the Liberal policies his wife tried to push and in some cases successfully got daddy to sign into law. That’s what I’ve “got”.

Kushner is a Lib plain and simple. He gives as much of a crap about the GOP as he does a Trump fan like yourself. 

That outburst from Jared was more telling about his views on the majority of Americans than it was some kind of comment on the establishment GOP.