Former White House senior adviser Jared Kushner said on Monday that he is disappointed by the Biden administration’s failure to expand the Abraham Accords that he helped broker in 2020 under former President Donald Trump.
Speaking at an event in Washington marking the Accords’ second anniversary, Kushner said: “The biggest disappointment so far is that more countries haven’t been brought into it,” adding that “we had about six active discussions going on” with other countries that were interested in being a part of it.
The anniversary event was hosted by Kushner’s Abraham Accords Peace Institute and the American First Policy Institute.
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Let him offer his help to expand the Abraham Accords.
It was too “un-WOKE” for the Democrats. Remember one of Biden’s first moves was to push a plan to turn Afghanistan over to the Taliban since after all, those Middle Eastern people aren’t really up for anything other than slavery and they feel that the “freedom agenda” was a mistake. The “Abraham accords” were designed to draw the Middle East into the Western world, and if you are politically correct, that was a bad policy. Indeed, opposing the “Abraham accords” is a two-fer to the politically correct, they can be anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim at the same time, and not even feel they are being hypocritical.
Stopping the Abraham Accords because it was Trump’s legacy was one of the worst and most selfishly evil things the Democrats have done in a long list of terrible and selfishly evil things they’ve done and still do. Imagine all the lives the Accords could save and improve and all the world peace that coulld have been created.