SEC dropped inquiry in a month after firm aided Kushner Company (financial, state)

[TheGrandViking]

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/02/sec-...r-company.html

The Securities and Exchange Commission late last year dropped its inquiry into a financial company that a month earlier had given White House adviser Jared Kushner's family real estate firm a $180 million loan.

The swamp grows...so much for draining the swamp.

[WaldoKitty]

From the very first part of that article.

There is no evidence that Kushner or any other Trump administration official had a role in the SEC's decision to drop the inquiry

The rest is nothing more than simple Trump Derangement by cNBC.

Why you guys think they are credible is beyond me.

[pbmaise]

Originally Posted by WaldoKitty

From the very first part of that article.

There is no evidence that Kushner or any other Trump administration official had a role in the SEC's decision to drop the inquiry

The rest is nothing more than simple Trump Derangement by cNBC.

Why you guys think they are credible is beyond me.

Perhaps because GOP kept saying HRC had everything to do with Uranium mine sale to Russia when she didn't.

But I agree likely Jared had nothing to do with dropping investigation.

But who approved his mother inlaw Einstein green card and what did they get in return?