Crooked Jared Kushner's crooked brother writes op-ed defending Obamacare, slams Trump for ending it

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Joshua Kushner, Oscar Health Insurance co-founder

fire Kushner NOW!

 

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Oh sweet Lord! Sigh. Well the whole Kushner family are mega Dems on steroids.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Joshua Kushner, Oscar Health Insurance co-founder

fire Kushner NOW!

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You're worse than TriggeredRed, please keep track of your sock accounts

 

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Teach your kids about socialism; make them do chores and give 50% of their pocket money to the lazy kid down the road who they don’t know

 

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What a tangled web:

Kushner-Owned Company Lobbied Against Obamacare Repeal

Jared Kushner owned a stake in his brother’s Obamacare-dependent health insurance company when it hired lobbyists to fight repeal of the law shortly before he divested from it earlier this year.

Kushner’s younger brother, Joshua Kushner, co-founded Oscar Health Insurance to capitalize on Obamacare’s individual insurance markets by offering a web-friendly insurance option aimed mostly at younger and urban consumers. The company is heavily dependent on Obamacare’s private insurance exchanges.

Joshua Kushner’s heavy involvement in the company has been widely reported. But his older brother’s partial ownership, through a stake in Joshua’s technology investment firm Thrive Capital, has been little noticed.


Jared Kushner did not list his holdings in Oscar Health Insurance on his personal financial disclosure form because he was not required to do so, as he included Thrive. But that company’s ownership, through a company called Mulberry Health, Inc., was highlighted by the White House’s own attorneys as a reason he needed to divest in Thrive around the time President Trump was sworn into the White House.

“One major holding of multiple Thrive Capital funds is Oscar Health Insurance. Mr. Kushner’s continuing interest in Oscar could require his recusal from a variety of particular matters that will have a direct and predictable effect on the health insurance industry,” White House Deputy Counsel Stefan Passantino wrote to the Office of Government Ethics in a letter explaining what Kushner would sell to avoid potential conflicts of interest and why. That letter is dated Jan. 25, 2017, less than a week after Trump’s inauguration.