Topic: Donald trump what's really up with him | |
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be afraid,be very afraid!!! Be afraid of an honest politician for once? |
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Awww heck...at least he spiced it up a bit...no matter who gets in its lose lose lose... That's not true. |
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Owes no allegiance to ANY special interest group (such as a Political Party?)? Or people who hold stock in the 500 businesses he's in bed with? What about the employees of all his properties? Did any of them 'contribute' to what would become his campaign? Or the family of the girl who was shot in San Francisco, they made a contribution didn't they?
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That would be unless he files for his 5th bankruptcy before the first debate.
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Edited by
Lpdon
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Tue 07/28/15 12:19 AM
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That would be unless he files for his 5th bankruptcy before the first debate. Many businesses file for bankruptcy to reorganize and come out of it stronger. That is what Mr. Trump did and it made all his businesses stronger without having to close down and kept people working. He also pulled every one of them out of bankruptcy btw. |
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Bankruptcy is for people or companies that have no other option than to liquidate and sell off at a considerable loss. One MIGHT reorganize, restaff, retrain, or change the business altogether and come out better than before, but your bank accounts are frozen, assets may or may nog be seized to offset a portion of the debt. It's not a loan. And coming back better than before isn't going bankrupt again the following year and twice more.
Every time he went bankrupt, your taxes went up. |
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If an average person goes bankrupt, they have thousands in debt they can't pay off.
A millionaire, millions of debt they can't pay off. Billionaires don't go bankrupt for missing a few car payments or being laid off for a couple months. They write off billions in debts they can't repay. That's good for our economy, right? |
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Tell him, Germanchocolate!!!
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How does German chocolate taste?
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Bankruptcy is for people or companies that have no other option than to liquidate and sell off at a considerable loss. One MIGHT reorganize, restaff, retrain, or change the business altogether and come out better than before, but your bank accounts are frozen, assets may or may nog be seized to offset a portion of the debt. It's not a loan. And coming back better than before isn't going bankrupt again the following year and twice more. Every time he went bankrupt, your taxes went up. You clearly don't know what your talking about. Trump didn't declare bankruptcy himself, four DIFFERENT businesses he owned declared for reorganization and they NEVER went through, they pulled out of bankruptcy. So try again. |
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If an average person goes bankrupt, they have thousands in debt they can't pay off. A millionaire, millions of debt they can't pay off. Billionaires don't go bankrupt for missing a few car payments or being laid off for a couple months. They write off billions in debts they can't repay. That's good for our economy, right? He didn't declare personal bankruptcy. |
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If an average person goes bankrupt, they have thousands in debt they can't pay off. A millionaire, millions of debt they can't pay off. Billionaires don't go bankrupt for missing a few car payments or being laid off for a couple months. They write off billions in debts they can't repay. That's good for our economy, right? He didn't declare personal bankruptcy. http://www.nytimes.com/politics/first-draft/2015/07/22/f-e-c-releases-donald-trumps-financial-disclosure-statement/ |
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Awww heck...at least he spiced it up a bit...no matter who gets in its lose lose lose... That's not true. |
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^ It's a racket, I tell ya...
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If an average person goes bankrupt, they have thousands in debt they can't pay off. A millionaire, millions of debt they can't pay off. Billionaires don't go bankrupt for missing a few car payments or being laid off for a couple months. They write off billions in debts they can't repay. That's good for our economy, right? He didn't declare personal bankruptcy. http://www.nytimes.com/politics/first-draft/2015/07/22/f-e-c-releases-donald-trumps-financial-disclosure-statement/ Hmmm, according to trump, tonight as interviewed by CNN's Don Lemmon, those reporters (unnamed) don't know what they are talking about. "They don't know what I'm worth" which means trump's not reporting his earnings or worth accurately. That wig is apparently hiding more than a baldspot. Another little nugget Anderson Cooper brought up is that trump is registered as an independent which means that in at least 16 States he cannot legally be on the ballot. Not to mention he's the front runner in the republican party by double digits. His (former, though not fired) spokesman Michael Cohen, who is currently a practicing lawyer, didn't know that marital status doesn't protect rapists like his boss. Maybe that $8.8B was hush money to Ivanna his former wife who accused him of having sex with her against her will. Though the alleged incident happened over a decade ago she just recently recanted the statement. Maybe she mistook him for Bill Cosby. Who is doing the raping donald? |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Wed 07/29/15 10:46 AM
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If an average person goes bankrupt, they have thousands in debt they can't pay off. A millionaire, millions of debt they can't pay off. Billionaires don't go bankrupt for missing a few car payments or being laid off for a couple months. They write off billions in debts they can't repay. That's good for our economy, right? oh ,, they are just 'using the laws' and being 'smart' its not like their companies filed incorrect taxes or anything,,,lol nothing personal, cause he comes out stronger,,,,,,regardless of what might happen to those who invest in him or work for him as a result,,, |
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