Ann Coulter says Jared Kushner wrote an anti-trump op-ed because he and Ivanka "must return to the Hamptons"

Jared Kushner, senior adviser to the White House, was probably behind the controversy last week. New York Times According to an author and conservative expert, Ann Coulter, the opponent who claimed a secret "resistance" protected the country from the potentially damaging decisions of President Donald Trump.

Coulter, who supported Trump's agenda but also ridiculed him for failing to build a wall along the southern border, suggested that the president's son-in-law had written this editorial for him and his wife, the councilor. Ivanka Trump, show their faces in two of the most esteemed and liberal areas of New York.

"Because he and Ivanka will have to go back to the Upper East Side and go to the Hamptons," Coulter told the Daily Beast for an article published Thursday. "They are probably worried that Trump will be withdrawn in a few years. They had just been going to [John] The funeral of McCain and [the op-ed] was just after Labor Day, so they probably felt nostalgic for the Hamptons. And the only way for them to come back is to say, "Do not worry, we are the ones who have blocked the wall."

Coulter also said Kushner was behind several of the president's biggest missteps, including firing former FBI director James Comey and hiring Anthony Scarmucci as director of communications for the White House.

"I do not particularly want to attack Jared, but, OK, there was" Fire Jim Comey, it's a great idea. "There was" Approving Luther Strange, it's going to be a good idea. "Tax cuts, because that's what Mitch McConnell wants." "We hired Anthony Scaramucci – he's fantastic, Pops!" Coulter said about Kushner.

She also questioned Kushner's defense of prison reform because her father, Charles, had served his sentence.

"And on a more important point, there is his reform in the prisons, which, according to you, would be a little embarrassing for a guy whose father has spent time in prison," Coulter told The Beast.

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On August 28, in Washington, White House senior advisor Jared Kushner attends a meeting between President Donald Trump and officials of FIFA and US football at the White House oval office. Getty Images / Chip Somodevilla /

Last week, Kushner refused to answer reporters' questions about the editorial, while several senior officials, including cabinet members, strongly denied the author of the book. In addition to claiming to help Donald Trump to advance his conservative agenda, despite the president's behind-the-scenes actions, the writer said the president was amoral and therefore had no real principles for running the country.

Kushner and Ivanka Trump, given their immediate kinship with the president, appear to be unlikely writers and are conducting research in the White House to find out who wrote the scathing commentary, according to Vanity Fair.