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Reports: Whistleblower Complaint Against Gabbard Involves Kushner

Is Kushner running a corrupt pay-to-play scheme or is this another deep state witch hunt against Trump allies?

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Reports: Whistleblower Complaint Against Gabbard Involves Kushner

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Above: Jared Kushner on Feb. 1. Image credit: Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images

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Left narrative

It's no surprise this report was about Kushner, whose shady dealings with foreign powers have exposed unprecedented corruption at the heart of this administration. A guy who couldn't even get security clearance somehow walked away with $2 billion from Saudi Arabia after cozying up to several world leaders. The whistleblower complaint is so damning it can't be made public, and it's clear the First Son-in-Law is running a pay-to-play scheme.

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Right narrative

Two inspectors general — one from Biden's own administration — already reviewed this complaint and found it completely non-credible. This is just another deep state witch hunt using the same playbook and even the same left-wing lawyer from the first impeachment hoax. Gabbard is doing fantastic work rooting out corruption, which is exactly why the president's critics are desperately trying to manufacture scandals.

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Narrative C

It’s fashionable to sneer at Kushner as “unelected,” but results don’t require a ballot — they require leverage and discipline. While career diplomats clung to process, he built direct channels with leaders who actually make decisions. He helped broker normalization deals others said were impossible and pushed talks forward when the old guard stalled. In a town addicted to inertia, he's delivered movement, which is what foreign policy is supposed to do.

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