Why is this Corrupt Swindler the consciousness of our country?
Since the media has decided to be a puppet of the TRUMP CAMPAIGN I decided to do some investigating on my own. Here's a few things I found online alarming about one of our Presidential Nominees. And no it's not the normal sound bites like emails and Bengazi.
You all know I am a huge Hillary Clinton supporter, I have been following her career for decades and I must say she is a Tough Old Broad. I cannot reconcile why these attacks on The Clintons that Donald Trump and GOP are using because they have no real ideas or plans gets so much air time. To watch news organizations like CNN just regurgitate Trump’s bombastic accusations without investigation is really frustrating the hell out of me.
So the argument of who to trust is ridiculous. The GOP has mind f**ked the country into believing ONLY HILLARY has questionable interactions to get her agenda done. When in reality that is POLITICS, they all do it. However Hillary is the only one having to answer for it. I guess what I’m saying is I DON”T CARE ABOUT EMAILS and anyone else who thinks Hillary should be marginalized because the GOP says so, PAY FOR PLAY is not a free thinker.
The Clinton Global Initiative has done more for the world in 11 years than Donald Trump has in 70. So why is the media not asking TRUMP but "What have you done for me lately?" You know.. who has he supported or donated.
Does anyone else feel as though Donald Trump is using the election process for a profit?
Does anyone else feel as though Donald Trump is using the election process for a profit?
Am I supposed to be concerned about Bill and Hillary’s Global Inititive and NOT the lack of financial disclosure of Donald Trump?
Now let’s take a look at Donald Trump shall we, you know the guy who has loans from Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, which is based in German and The Bank of China for a few.
Not sure why the media doesn’t speak about this. Especially CNN what the f**k?
For a rich man, Donald Trump is suspiciously familiar with bankruptcy court. Oh, but never for himself, he’ll rush to explain. Those were companies he “put into a chapter”—presumably Chapter 11—and the times he “used the laws of the country” to cut deals with creditors and avoid financial ruin. Trump has sought bankruptcy protection for some of his biggest investments, including the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Castle, and the Plaza Hotel.
He Forgets to say how and why.
I am "the king of debt."That has been great for me as a businessman, but is bad for the country. I made a fortune off of debt, will fix U.S.— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 21, 2016
New York Times came out with an article earlier this week about tiny Donnie’s finances which got me to thinking.. Not only are the left being swindled by Donald Trump but more so the people who are supporting him.
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Beyond finding that companies owned by Mr. Trump had debts of at least $650 million, The Times discovered that a substantial portion of his wealth is tied up in three passive partnerships that owe an additional $2 billion to a string of lenders, including those that hold the loan on the Avenue of the Americas building. If those loans were to go into default, Mr. Trump would not be held liable, the Trump Organization said. The value of his investments, however, would certainly sink.
Mr. Trump has said that if he were elected president, his children would be likely to run his company. Many presidents, to avoid any appearance of a conflict, have placed their holdings in blind trusts, which typically involves selling the original asset, and replacing it with different assets unknown to the seller. read more
For example, an office building on Avenue of the Americas in Manhattan, of which Mr. Trump is part owner, carries a $950 million loan. Among the lenders: the Bank of China, one of the largest banks in a country that Mr. Trump has railed against as an economic foe of the United States, and Goldman Sachs, a financial institution he has said controls Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, after it paid her $675,000 in speaking fees.
The trial for Trump University is set for November — just after Election Day. here are the details
We Investigated, Donald Trump is Named in at Least 169 Federal Lawsuits
Here are some highlights in chronological order: found on LawNewz.com
- The first lawsuit we found was filed in 1983 by Harry Diduck, Joseph Hardy and members of the Local 95 pension fund against Donald Trump and Trump’s organization. Diduck’s and his crew contended that Trump cheated workers out of at least $300,000 in contributions to its benefit funds by secretly employing nonunion workers during the building of Trump Tower. After years of litigation including a bench trial, the case was finally closed in 1999, but we can’t get the details because the settlement agreement is sealed.
- The U.S. Department of Justice sued Trump for an antitrust violation in 1988 and won. Trump was forced to pay $750,000. The real-estate magnate agreed to pay the penalty stemming from his attempted takeovers of two companies. The feds said that his stock purchases in the companies violated the FTC’s notification requirements.
- 1990 was a big legal year for Donald Trump. He was named as a defendant in 21 lawsuits filed by different businesses and individuals. Several sued him for securities fraud and breach of contract. Most of the complaints stem from the Trump’s corporation filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy from creditors following the building of the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey. By 1991, the resort was nearly $3 billion in debt, according to the New York Times.
- It’s not just Trump being sued. He has sued Palm Beach, where he has a home, at least three different times. In 1992, he filed a $100 million lawsuit over the membership club Mar-a-Lago, the council eventually “acquiesced” and allowed him to make some of his property into a private club. He then sued the Palm Beach Airport for noise violations, and tried to prevent them from expanding near his private club. Palm Beach County estimates that legal fights with Trump related to the airport have cost taxpayers at least $600,000. The most entertaining is probably the $25 million lawsuit he filed against the town, who cited him for displaying an American flag on his property. “The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself,” Trump said, according to Politico. “They’re fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history.”
- Trump filed a civil racketeering lawsuit against wealthy financierJay Pritzker in 1993 over the family’s management of the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York City. The two were equal partners in the deal.
- In 1995, the personal assistant to Donald Trump’s ex-wife Marlafiled a federal lawsuit against them that went on for years. It readslike an article in the National Inquirer, with accusations of nude pictures being sent to tabloids, and panty stealing. In 2003, a judge finally dismissed the case, calling the plaintiff’s case full of “ramblings.”
- In the late 1990s, a Florida woman filed a $125 million lawsuit alleging that in 1993 Trump sexually harassed her and pulled out of a deal when she didn’t respond to his advances. Trump denied the claims, and it looks like the case was eventually withdrawn.
- A New Hampshire man, upset he didn’t appear on Trump’s reality show The Apprentice, sued for allegedly discriminating against an older contestant. The 51-year-old withdrew his lawsuit after entering into a settlement agreement, according to Law 360.
- A college student filed a lawsuit against Trump’s profit seeking college, Trump University, and a federal judge eventually ordered the school pay $798,000 in legal fees, according to Courthouse News. The student claimed the university and Trump engaged in deceptive practices, and that the seminars were nothing more than infomercials. Trump’s name was eventually dropped from the suit.
- In 2013, the New York AG sued Trump for $40 million saying he helped run a phony school — Trump University — which made false claims and steered students towards useless seminars.
- Rafel Oliveras and Lopez De Victoria who live in Puerto Rico filed a lawsuit last year. The duo claim “Candidate Donald Trump publicly disgraced and discriminated against Hispanics by wholesale comparing them with murderers, rapists and known gang members.” The couple wants him barred him from seeking the office of President of the United States all together. Good luck, with that one.
- The most recent lawsuit was filed in December by Federick Banks — who says he is an American Indian Witch. He also sued the CIA director.
This is just a few
Here’s what I found on BBB site, even though Trump has had the name of his organization changed
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In May 2011, this firm informed the BBB that it has officially changed its name from Trump University LLC, effective May 21, 2010. According to information provided by this firm, Trump Entrepreneur Initiative is a for-profit company which sells products, classes, memberships, seminars and workshops and provides educational materials and support for entrepreneurs. This firm does not grant academic degrees or certification.
Find complaints hereCalifornia woman’s rape lawsuit against Donald Trump resurfaces in New York court
A new lawsuit filed in Manhattan Federal Court alleges that Donald Trump repeatedly raped a 13-year-old girl a little over 20 years ago. According to the now-adult woman’s filing, the sexual assaults took place at parties held by Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire former hedge funder who pleaded guilty in 2008 to charges involving soliciting sex from underage girls as young as 14.
Here's Where Trump's Campaign Has Spent Money On
Trump's Brand
From the moment he announced his candidacy, Donald Trump's campaign for president has been a Trum branded affair. He slipped down a golden escalator at Trump Tower, wife Melania Trump at his side, for an introduction by daughter Ivanka Trump. He has held subsequent events at Trump properties, bought food from Trump restaurants and kept folks hydrated with Trump Ice water.
In July Trump spent
just shy of $7.7 million on Trump-branded products, including reimbursements to Trump-named surrogates.
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