
The Donald Trump team is now represented as a two-polar world: on the one hand, the future head of the Rains Subus administration, a moderate representative of the republican establishment, on the other, the “alt-right” journalist Steve Bennon, whom liberal media has long been openly called the fascist. In fact, there is also a third party - the children of Trump and their loved ones, writes Vox. The most influential of them is the 35-year-old husband of Ivanka Trump Jared Kushner, who, according to rumors, began to go to daily security meetings along with Trump. At the same time, Kushner, like Trump, has no political experience - but behind him there are rich parents and years of work in the development business.
Kushner suspiciously got to Harvard - his assessments were far from so good to enter one of the most influential universities in the world. The intake of Kushner was separately considered in the book of Daniel Golden about how the American elite buys places for his children in the best colleges.
In the case of Kushner, suspicions were expressed that he was accepted into Harvard thanks to his father’s connections in the Democratic Party: Senator Ted Kennedy was entwined with the young man. Kushner, as Vox writes, was considered a stranger in the Higher Society of New York even after he bought an influential but unprofitable magazine The New York Observer. This is related to Trump, who looks and behaves not as a real billionaire, but as a rich man in the presentation of the poor, the publication emphasizes.
Kushner, along with the children of Trump, actively participated in Trump's election campaign and made a significant contribution to it. First of all, it was Kushner who persuaded Trump to choose as vice president Mike Pence, who respects the Republican elite, as well as to dismiss the head of the Kory’s election headquarters Lewandovsky after he attacked the journalist.
Kushner is the only one of Trump’s entourage who can convince him to move away from some close associate for the sake of political benefit, writes Vox. Among the other achievements of Kushner is the text of Trump’s speech at a speech before the influential prismal lobbying organization AIPAC, which was preoccupied with the anti -Semitic views of the billionaire electorate.
One fact can best tell about the influence of Kushner on Trump: among the closest encirclement of the chosen president there is no longer his ally, Governor of New Jersey Chris Christie, who was visited by the post of Prosecutor General and who was supposed to lead the formation of the White House administration. Christie, when he held the post of prosecutor of the New Jersey, achieved imprisonment for Kushner's father for illegal political donations, and Trump's son-in-law would obviously would not work with him.
Kushner, [like Trump], took all the necessary steps to become the basis of the northeastern high society-he graduated from Harvard, bought a small, but lifted publication, donated money to local democrats, married a secular girl, but in the end he laughed, and his father was in prison for a particularly dirty crime (English).