son-in-law Kushner had been marked not just for ignominy, but for slow torture by ridicule, contempt, and ever-more amusing persiflage. These people are nothing. They are media debris. For goodness' sake!
In "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," Michael Wolff portrays Jared Kushner, son-in-law of Donald Trump, as a figure subjected to relentless mockery and scorn. The narrative suggests that Kushner has been stripped of dignity, facing a slow torment characterized by derision and satirical commentary from the media and public alike.
The author emphasizes that those who critique Kushner are insignificant, likening them to "media debris." This paints a picture of a polarized environment where key figures can be both powerful and profoundly vulnerable to public perception, illustrating the complex dynamics within Trump's inner circle.
