The Kush is even more clueless than we thought.
According to a copy of Jared Kushner's voting records shared by Wired, the senior advisor to the president is registered in New York state to vote as a woman.
Why an adult human person, especially one with such strong ties to one of the then-presidential candidates, would have such an error on his voter registration form is a mystery.
And in case you might be missing the point, what's funny here is not the idea of Jared Kushner being a woman, but that he is stupid enough to have such a glaring mistake on an important document.
As noted by The Hill, this is not Kushner's first paperwork snafu. He has reportedly had to redo his federal security clearance forms on more than one occasion to reflect meetings he had with foreign contacts. (Remember the Russian collusion?) When investigators questioned him about one of these security clearance form mistakes, he said they were the result of a miscommunication with his assistant, according to The Hill.
Wired spoke with Brad Bainum, a spokesperson for American Bridge, the organization that discovered Jared's confounding voter registration.
"Kushner can't even fill out the most basic paperwork without screwing it up, so it's a mystery why anyone thinks he's somehow going to bring peace to the Middle East," he told the outlet. "Would anyone but the president's son-in-law still have a West Wing job after repeated disclosure errors and a botched a security clearance form?"
On top of the document listing him as "female," it also reveals that Kushner was registered with no party affiliation, meaning he may not have been able to vote for his father-in-law (or for anyone) in the April 2016 primary.
Sound familiar?
Just a few days before the primary, news broke that Ivanka Trump and Eric Trump did not make the cutoff to register as Republicans, therefore they were unable to vote for their father.
Here's hoping Jared Kushner's vote in the presidential election is now marked as invalid and Hillary Clinton is named president. Sure, it's a long shot–but so was Trump winning the election.