Beset with allegations of fraud at every turn, and U.S. taxpayers often being taken to the cleaners by foreign-born actors, Democrats remain consumed with all things Trump.
With Medicare fraud running rampant in Democrat-controlled cities, Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Ranking Member Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) are focused on President Donald J. Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
According to Wyden and Garcia, Kushner was “soliciting billions of dollars from Middle Eastern state sovereign wealth funds for his private equity firm, Affinity Partners, while simultaneously co-leading the Trump Administration’s negotiations in the Middle East.”
Wait until they hear about the profitable foreign exploits of former President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden.
The two top-ranking Democrats sent a letter to the White House on Thursday declaring that they had “serious concerns” about whether Kushner was being allowed to leverage his political influence for personal financial gain, according to The Hill.
“Jared Kushner makes up for his flaws as an investor by being a wildly corrupt appendage of his father-in-law’s wildly corrupt administration,” Wyden said, making no effort to disguise his TDS. “The guy is literally on the payroll of the Saudi government and trying to take even more of their money while simultaneously hijacking U.S. foreign policy with his shadow State Department. The U.S. becomes less safe and more corrupt every day Jared Kushner remains involved in our political system.”
Jared Kushner makes up for his flaws as an investor by being a wildly corrupt appendage of his father-in-law’s wildly corrupt administration. The U.S. becomes less safe and more corrupt every day Jared Kushner remains involved in our political system. https://t.co/ogoTRMWiwL
— Ron Wyden (@RonWyden) March 19, 2026
Garcia chimed in about Kushner potentially “selling access.”
“Jared Kushner raising billions from Middle Eastern governments for his private equity firm, pocketing tens of millions in fees each year, while serving as Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy raises serious concerns about his potential conflicts of interest,” the Democrat said. “We need answers if Trump’s son-in-law is profiting by selling access to influence U.S. policy to foreign investors. If he’s getting influenced by cash from other countries, America’s national security is at risk. Oversight Democrats are fighting for answers and transparency.”
Here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on X:
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— Sunchaser (@Sunchasegirl) March 19, 2026
Look in the mirror before you point fingers. You LIVE in NEW YORK. You’re the fraud of fraudsters! Sit down! You belong in jail, not the Senate.
— Princess Buttercup II (@bluemoojie1) March 19, 2026
You ever taken shots at the sons of previous presidents? Or does your TDS have you only attacking the current president?
— J (@Marduk21) March 19, 2026
That Epstein thing really failed, didn’t it? What a waste of taxpayer money.
And here you are eager to waste more.
— Apple Lamps (@lamps_apple) March 19, 2026
Let us know what you find there, after you finish the investigation into the Somalian daycare fraud, the medical transportation fraud, the Autism fraud, the NGO fraud, etc!
Kushner is an actual businessman!
— Mike in Abingdon (@MikeInAbingdon) March 20, 2026
Hey Ron, why is it so hard for politicians to say no to kickbacks? We vote people there to do a good thing for us and before you know it, they are against us because they’re taking money. What would make a soul turn against the vary people who brought them there for dirty money? https://t.co/sXEGBoi6Fo
— Freedom (@sister_country) March 19, 2026
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Tom Tillison grew up in Maryland before moving to Central Florida as a young teen. It is in the Sunshine State that he honed both his passion for politics and his writing skills. Tillison also contributes to BizPac Review.
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