"Jared is very close to his father - who he still calls "daddy"

[Miles Archer]

“The elder Mr. Kushner, his company and his family are assailed by criminal and regulatory inquiries largely rooted in their newfound access to presidential power,” the article says. “The family’s East Coast-based real estate empire is under a fiscal and ethical cloud, shunned by some investors who fear being dragged into the spotlight trained on the Kushner nexus with President Trump. Two major Manhattan properties are on creditors’ watch lists, one after foreign investors backed out of a financing deal.”

Like Trump, Charles Kushner is a New York real estate kingpin. And like Trump, he’s had a colorful past, having hired a prostitute to try to entrap his brother-in-law in a scheme that landed him in federal prison after pleading guilty to 18 counts of witness retaliation, tax violations and false statements to the Federal Election Commission.

Also like Trump, Charlie Kushner is saddled with massive debt, including a $1.2 billion mortgage that comes due on an undesirable Manhattan building in just 10 months. The Times says the building may only be worth a quarter of the $1.8 billion they paid right before the 2008 crash.

Jared is very close to his father— who he still calls “daddy.”

The portrait painted by the Times shows that Kushner, rather than getting any benefit from his son’s career, is facing more scrutiny on deals involving the government or press-shy lenders and that other members of the family are embarrassed by Trump.

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/04/jared-kushners-dad-shunned-investors-headed-disaster-report/

[Achilleaze]

1. Has Daddy (R) been introduced to Mother (R) ?

All In THE FAMILY

[Angry Dragon]

2. Just one big mob party

[Dennis Donovan]

3. Support the NYT - here's the link to the actual story:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/01/us/charles-jared-kushner-white-house-real-estate.html

[Proud liberal 80]

4. I still call my parents Mommy and Daddy

And I am a 38 year old man with kids. To me that’s their names. I tried when I was a younger adult to call them Mom and Dad, but just didn’t stick.

[Blue_true]

6. I am southern, my parents are passed, but when I speak of them,

I call my Mom, Momma, and my Dad, Daddy. Using those terms are just normal. I never called my parents by their first name when addressing them and I don't even today.

[Raine]

7. same here, they were always Mama & Daddy to me. nt

[Raine]

5. I always called my parents Mama and Daddy

they're both gone now though.

[tonyt53]

9. Same here. I wish they were here so I could still do it.

[BigmanPigman]

8. Daddy told him to tell the Moron to fire Comey

so that Mueller wouldn't get too close to the family's business deals. And he is a Dem too!