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Donald Trump was never going to abandon his one true scholarly advisor, Jared Kushner. Not after everything the Jew did for him. He did so much. For example… well, I can’t think of any specific examples, but it was a general sort of very positive help that this greasy Jew crime boss offered Trump.
Now, however: the Jew is walking away from Trump.
Donald Trump’s son-in-law and former top adviser Jared Kushner has shown no interest in helping the former president navigate a series of storms that threaten to sink his 2024 campaign, according to a new report Friday.
Per New York magazine, since the 76-year-old Trump’s Nov. 22 dinner with anti-semitic rapper Kanye West and white nationalist Nick Fuentes at Mar-a-Lago became public, Kushner has ignored requests for “help … for public support, even looking for a response” from his father-in-law’s nascent election operation.
Meanwhile, the report added, the 41-year-old Kushner has taken to handing out Trump’s phone number for supplicants to call directly rather than act as a go-between.
“He was like, ‘Look, I’m out. I’m really out,’” the outlet quoted a source as saying.
Prior to Trump announcing his third consecutive presidential campaign on Nov. 15, Kushner and his wife, Ivanka Trump, did not hide their lack of interest in taking part.
“They both feel they got burned in Washington and don’t want to go back and expose themselves and their children to another bitter campaign,” an insider explained to The Post at the time.
The report adds that after the breakup happened, Trump was seen alone by the pool at Mar-a-Lago listening to “Total Eclipse of the Heart” by Bonnie Tyler.
Andrew Anglin is reported to have heard this news and bitterly snarled: “more like ‘turn around rat eyes,’ amirite?”
Experts believe that the ratlike nature of Jared Kushner’s eyes and his more general ratlike countenance is a result of his Jewishness.
It’s not really surprising at all that Kushner would abandon Trump. Bibi Netanyahu (also known as “Net and Yoohoo”) abandoned Trump, and Kushner was always just an Israeli handler for Trump.
And here’s the thing: he doesn’t have any value to them, just like he doesn’t have any value to Sean Hannity, who this week testified that he doesn’t believe there was fraud in the 2020 election.
Sean Hannity admits in deposition he didn’t believe Trump voter fraud claims https://t.co/E5YlYDa81X pic.twitter.com/TAPvunfkDK
— The Hill (@thehill) December 22, 2022
There is a part of me that certainly hates to admit this, but the reality is: I don’t have any more use for Trump either. He is simply not viable as a candidate, for any number of reasons, and frankly, after the sheer volume of selling out he did with those Jews – up to and including promoting that Jewish death shot “vaccine” – I just don’t feel any sense of loyalty anymore.
Trump is old and he has shown zero interest in putting together a valid platform, instead copying off of Ron DeSantis. I believe that he is begging Kushner to come back. He doesn’t know what else to do. He has completely lost the plot, and there is no way he can win the nomination while flopping around like this. Frankly, even the suggestion is ridiculous at this point. I see people predicting he’ll get the nomination, and I want to start making some serious bets.
(Note: Obviously, even if he gets the nomination, he’s going to lose the election, because he does not have the organizational ability to combat fraud, so on some level it’s a moot point – but it’s actually not a moot point, because the election process is where the entire country looks for political ideas, so just having the platform is worth the time.)
The current polls show that Trump is losing to Ron DeSantis.
Like, by a lot.
Polls are often rigged, but I really see no reason to believe this is not true. The entire media has been aggressively pushing DeSantis for years now, just lying and promoting him as some type of remarkable figure (when in fact he is no more remarkable than Ted Cruz or Lindsey Graham), and people are susceptible to that – especially when things are so, so bad and DeSantis is sold as the only viable option.
A very powerful coalition has formed around DeSantis, which includes the entire right-wing media, all of the donors, and Silicon Valley, and there just is no hope for Trump.
As far as I’m concerned, there is only one viable candidate in this race.
