... required to appoint a piece of shit like Kushner to an esteemed diplomatic post is not only incomprehensible, it has a distinctly repulsive odor, as if Trump just farted it into existence.

seeing my tax dollars at work. We're getting such value for our investment.

It seems to me that there is some waste, fraud, and abuse going on in this post-doge era. Maybe someone missed something somewhere.

It'll be grande when the top restaurants in France tell the Kushners and their amis that there is no room at the table for them.

It's not like the starred Michelin eateries don't have enough and much better clientele.

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took over leading the free world.

This time around it is France and Macron.

He's pretty much the Dean among our allies. But who'll step up when his term's over next year???

That won't give the US a role in leading the free world, though, because Vance will be there, along with the all the MAGA pedos.

Kakistocracy (/ˌkækɪˈstɒkrəsi/ KAK-ist-OK-rə-see) is government by the worst, least qualified, or most unscrupulous people

They disparage workers and belittle our jobs and our labor. Then when they get a job with real responsibilities they fail to take the job seriously, fail to perform even the most basic tasks to a reasonable level.

A fancy way of saying persona non grata.

As a convicted felon, Charles Kushner was also disbarred and prohibited from practicing law in New Jersey,[26] New York,[27] and Pennsylvania.[28] Republican Chris Christie, who chaired Trump’s first transition team, said Kushner committed "one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes" he prosecuted.[29]

On December 23, 2020, President Trump issued a full and unconditional pardon to Kushner, his daughter's father-in-law,[30] citing his record of "reform" and "charity"

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Kushner met personally with Harvard University's president and in 1998 donated $2.5 million to Harvard.[36] His son, Jared, was then beginning his senior year of high school, where he was not a particularly good student with test scores below Ivy League standards.[37] Jared was admitted to the Harvard freshman class of 1999.

...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Kushner#Criminal_conviction_and_pardon

they expel him from the country or whatever the correct terminology is.

With prejudice.