Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) stood out in the Senate by voting alongside Republicans for the confirmation of Charles Kushner, a convicted felon, as U.S. ambassador to France, marking a significant departure from party lines. This controversial nomination received a final vote of 51-45, with Kushner being supported by President Trump who praised him as a strong advocate for American interests. Kushner's criminal past includes serious offenses like tax evasion and witness tampering, which raise eyebrows over his suitability for the ambassadorial position.
"Cory Booker losing his newfound Resist Lib credentials by being the only Democrat in the Senate to vote to advance Kushner's nomination is very funny to me."
"President Donald Trump first announced Kushner's nomination, calling him a tremendous business leader and a strong advocate for our country and its interests."
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