As someone who was required to complete the SF-86 security clearance paperwork for over 20 years, I know a tad bit about how the process works. In all of those years, I had to amend my forms ONE time due to an simple typo regarding a date. Now while they are not the easiest of forms to complete, they don't exactly constitute rocket science either.
To date, Jared Kushner has had to amend his SF-86 forms about ONE HUNDRED times for items such as omitting contacts and business dealings with people of various foreign countries (Russia, Quatar, Saudia Arabia) and other assorted omissions. For anyone else, such omissions would have been an automatic DENIAL of his security clearance. But not so for Trumps "Wonder Boy".
When you look into the business dealing and debt of Kushner Companies, is is very easy to understand why career security people - whose job it is to ensure the safety of this country - did not and still do not want Kushner to have Top Secret Security Clearance.
Oh and by the way, the largest requester of top secret info to date - from any entity not involved in daily security assessments - is none other than Jared Kushner himself. Kinda makes you go hmmmmmmmmm.
To date, Jared Kushner has had to amend his SF-86 forms about ONE HUNDRED times for items such as omitting contacts and business dealings with people of various foreign countries (Russia, Quatar, Saudia Arabia) and other assorted omissions. For anyone else, such omissions would have been an automatic DENIAL of his security clearance. But not so for Trumps "Wonder Boy".
When you look into the business dealing and debt of Kushner Companies, is is very easy to understand why career security people - whose job it is to ensure the safety of this country - did not and still do not want Kushner to have Top Secret Security Clearance.
Oh and by the way, the largest requester of top secret info to date - from any entity not involved in daily security assessments - is none other than Jared Kushner himself. Kinda makes you go hmmmmmmmmm.
