Trumps newest appointment seems to break nepotism law

[TNHarley]

How come that didn't apply to Robert Kennedy as attorney general?

Didn't Nixon start it?

 

[TNHarley]

Jared Kushner to be named Trump senior adviser: media

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will appoint his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to the position of senior adviser to the president, media outlets reported on Monday, a potentially thorny choice in the face of anti-nepotism law.
The appointment of Kushner, first reported by NBC, had been anticipated but it had been unclear what his official role would be. The New York Times and ABC also reported the upcoming appointment. The Times reported that his title could be adjusted.
Like Trump, Kushner is a New York-based real estate developer with a wide net of business dealings that could pose potential conflicts of interest.
Kushner, who married Trump's eldest daughter, Ivanka, in 2009, helped guide Republican Trump to victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton in the Nov. 8 presidential election.

I don't see how this wouldn't go against the nepotism law.

Yo, what goes around, comes around! Nitpick, is this your middle name? Just guessing!!!

"GTP"
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"nitpick?" Lol wtf

 

[Staidhup]

How come that didn't apply to Robert Kennedy as attorney general?

The law was passed by LBJ in retaliation to that "little shit" he called Bobby, after JFK was assassinated.
As for Blow Job becoming adviser on economic affairs to the Hag, lets just say the law only applies to paid positions. That is not to say that the Hag wouldn't have found a way around the law, she made a carrier doing so.

 

[OldLady]

How come that didn't apply to Robert Kennedy as attorney general?

The law was passed after Robert Kennedy died, BECAUSE of him being appointed Attorney General.

 

[Siete]

How come that didn't apply to Robert Kennedy as attorney general?

Didn't Nixon start it?

Presidential nepotism debate goes back to the Founders’ time

 

[OldLady]

Do advisor positions land in the realm of "power positions"? As far as I've seen they just yap about whatever their focus is (like the department of the interior has a "senior advisor on Alaska" that I believe Ted rammed through sometime before I was born - and the only time you'll hear shit from the position is to relay Alaskan's thoughts on whatever [*cough*EPA*cough*] crap the Feds are trying to foist off on us.)

And I somewhat remember Hillary wanting bill in an "advisory position"

She could do that over morning coffee. He wouldn't have had an official position.

 

[TNHarley]

How come that didn't apply to Robert Kennedy as attorney general?

Didn't Nixon start it?

Presidential nepotism debate goes back to the Founders’ time

Doesn't matter really. It wasn't law until JOhnson
Hell, did grant have like 20 people in his admin?

 

[TNHarley]

Do advisor positions land in the realm of "power positions"? As far as I've seen they just yap about whatever their focus is (like the department of the interior has a "senior advisor on Alaska" that I believe Ted rammed through sometime before I was born - and the only time you'll hear shit from the position is to relay Alaskan's thoughts on whatever [*cough*EPA*cough*] crap the Feds are trying to foist off on us.)

And I somewhat remember Hillary wanting bill in an "advisory position"

She could do that over morning coffee. He wouldn't have had an official position.

This is an advisory position..

 

[The Original Tree]

Two Words...

Robert Kennedy

A lot of these rules have exceptions to them.

Someday Lefty will get tired of jamming broken coke bottles up his ass.

Perhaps after 8 years of Donald Trump he'll finally bleed out.

 

[TNHarley]

Two Words...

Robert Kennedy

A lot of these rules have exceptions to them.

Someday Lefty will get tired of jamming broken coke bottles up his ass.

Perhaps after 8 years of Donald Trump he'll finally bleed out.

Robert happened before it became law

 

[TNHarley]

http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/bill-clinton-can-t-serve-hillary-s-cabinet-n575591
Hillary Clinton's campaign said there has been no formal decision made on the former president's role, pointing out that she has long said her husband would play an advisory role.

 

[1stRambo]

How come that didn't apply to Robert Kennedy as attorney general?

The law was passed after Robert Kennedy died, BECAUSE of him being appointed Attorney General.

Yo, John Kennedy should`ve kept a closer eye on Johnson, just saying, that Party kills another for Power!!!

"GTP"

 

[The Original Tree]

Two Words...

Robert Kennedy

A lot of these rules have exceptions to them.

Someday Lefty will get tired of jamming broken coke bottles up his ass.

Perhaps after 8 years of Donald Trump he'll finally bleed out.

Robert happened before it became law

It will most likely be allowed. No sense in Lefty getting his blood soaked panties in a bind over it.
My advice is that Lefty go stock up on tampons.

 

[TNHarley]

Two Words...

Robert Kennedy

A lot of these rules have exceptions to them.

Someday Lefty will get tired of jamming broken coke bottles up his ass.

Perhaps after 8 years of Donald Trump he'll finally bleed out.

Robert happened before it became law

It will most likely be allowed. No sense in Lefty getting his blood soaked panties in a bind over it.
My advice is that Lefty go stock up on tampons.

Im not a lefty and I don't want family members in crucial roles like that. The only question is if "Senior advisor" means anything.

 

[TNHarley]

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[The Sage of Main Street]

How come that didn't apply to Robert Kennedy as attorney general?

It was passed 6 years after he was appointed.

 

[WillReadmore]

Two Words...

Robert Kennedy

A lot of these rules have exceptions to them.

Someday Lefty will get tired of jamming broken coke bottles up his ass.

Perhaps after 8 years of Donald Trump he'll finally bleed out.

Robert happened before it became law

It will most likely be allowed. No sense in Lefty getting his blood soaked panties in a bind over it.
My advice is that Lefty go stock up on tampons.

Im not a lefty and I don't want family members in crucial roles like that. The only question is if "Senior advisor" means anything.

It means something. No doubt about that.

It means there is ZERO distance between Trump and his private business - unlike in modern history. Even Nixon cashed out before being sworn in.

Also, since it is an unofficial position and is a direct aid to the president, his kids don't need anything significant in the way of security clearances.

He can bring his family into the war room during a national nuclear event if he wants - all that is required is a cursory review.

There are NO state secrets from Ivanka and Kushner - they can be present for discussion of all intel, regardless of what security level is required, as long as papa Trump invites them.

 

[TNHarley]

Two Words...

Robert Kennedy

A lot of these rules have exceptions to them.

Someday Lefty will get tired of jamming broken coke bottles up his ass.

Perhaps after 8 years of Donald Trump he'll finally bleed out.

Robert happened before it became law

It will most likely be allowed. No sense in Lefty getting his blood soaked panties in a bind over it.
My advice is that Lefty go stock up on tampons.

Im not a lefty and I don't want family members in crucial roles like that. The only question is if "Senior advisor" means anything.

It means something. No doubt about that.

It means there is ZERO distance between Trump and his private business - unlike in modern history. Even Nixon cashed out before being sworn in.

Also, since it is an unofficial position and is a direct aid to the president, his kids don't need anything significant in the way of security clearances.

He can bring his family into the war room during a national nuclear event if he wants - all that is required is a cursory review.

There are NO state secrets from Ivanka and Kushner - they can be present for discussion of all intel, regardless of what security level is required, as long as papa Trump invites them.

So this doesn't break the nepotism law?

 

[ClosedCaption]

Is there not a defense on this?

No, you will find there is no defense for a lot of this but they will call you doody head and react emotionally at any questions directed toward Putin's Pick.

 

[TNHarley]

Is there not a defense on this?

No, you will find there is no defense for a lot of this but they will call you doody head and react emotionally at any questions directed toward Putin's Pick.

shutup CC. Nobody gives a fuck