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Snopes
Trump didn't accuse Kushner of 'ruining his presidency' by tricking him into the Iran war
Snopes says there is no evidence Trump made that accusation and the claim is false.
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NPR
Trump blames Iran for the war — critics question the diplomacy
NPR reports on Trump’s statements about Iran and Kushner’s advisory role, not an accusation that Kushner ruined his presidency.
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Rolling Stone
Trump Tries to Spread Blame for Iran War
Rolling Stone reports Trump blamed advisers for the Iran decision, including mentioning Kushner, but not that he accused Kushner of ruining his presidency.
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Bastille Post
Trump's Iran Fiasco: Kushner Lit the Fuse, the World Pays the Price
This partisan report claims Trump was throwing Kushner under the bus over the Iran war.
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Haberler.com
Trump charged the bill of the war to his son-in-law.
This report says Trump pointed responsibility for the Iran attack toward Kushner and other advisers.
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