Jared Kushner says he would not join a second Trump administration

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

80% : "If [Trump] calls you on November whatever and says, 'I'd like you to come back to D.C.,' you say, 'Thanks, but I'm good'?" "Yes," Kushner replied.
74% : "I've been very clear that my desire at this phase of my life is to focus on my firm," Kushner told Axios during a livestreamed interview at the publication's summit in Miami.
56% : Similarly, on Monday, Trump endorsed his daughter-in-law Lara Trump for co-chair of the Republican National Committee.
53% : Trump has a record of bringing family members into positions of power around him.
52% : "You know, from my perspective, again, if you look at the way President Trump has been handling his campaign this time, this is his third time doing it.
47% : " Kushner added later that he suspected there will be a "very, very long list of very qualified people to choose from" for administration positions if Trump is elected in November.
43% : He previously brought his daughter Ivanka Trump, who is married to Kushner, on as a White House adviser.
10% : Former President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner said Tuesday that he would not join the administration if Trump is elected.

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