Well imagine that. Always a grift.

[DandyDon]

Kushner Biz Won $850 Million In U.S.-Backed Loans At Special Terms

Despite a history of underperforming properties, Kushner Companies received a near-record sum from a government-backed lender. Should it default, taxpayers could be forced to foot much of the bill. The agency says politics played no role.


https://www.propublica.org/article/the- ... -terms-too

[pork]

its 2020 not 1947

do people not realize that these amounts are peanuts?

we have three companies the entered the trillion dollar valuation this year. a million dollars is literally nothing anymore.

[CaptQuint]

Trump Planning ‘Victory’ Party In D.C., Letting Him Cash In For Maybe The Last Time

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-el ... f7da1c94f5

[Animal]

i remember the huge "glass ceiling" victory party that Hillary had planned. No telling what that cost her campaign donors.

[CaptQuint]

I remember Hillary spending taxpayer monies golfing at her resorts that last four years and Chelsea traveling around collecting foreign patents

[DandyDon]

its 2020 not 1947

do people not realize that these amounts are peanuts?

we have three companies the entered the trillion dollar valuation this year. a million dollars is literally nothing anymore.

How many million do you have?

[pork]

its 2020 not 1947

do people not realize that these amounts are peanuts?

we have three companies the entered the trillion dollar valuation this year. a million dollars is literally nothing anymore.

How many million do you have?

i flushed about 20 of them down the drain in 2008 when i lost a lawsuit and a business. its been a long road back. lets just say i try and a new one ever couple of years.

[CaptQuint]

Donald Trump Has At Least $1 Billion In Debt, More Than Twice The Amount He Suggested

https://www.forbes.com/sites/danalexand ... f529a34330

[Animal]

Donald Trump Has At Least $1 Billion In Debt, More Than Twice The Amount He Suggested

https://www.forbes.com/sites/danalexand ... f529a34330

Make sure you forget to mention that his assets are almost $4 billion. Oh, nevermind, you did forget to mention that.

[Animal]

Donald Trump Has At Least $1 Billion In Debt, More Than Twice The Amount He Suggested

https://www.forbes.com/sites/danalexand ... f529a34330

From CaptQueef's own link:

It is important to note, as Trump did Thursday night, that he also has significant assets. Forbes values them at $3.66 billion, enough to make his net worth an estimated $2.5 billion. He is not broke, despite what many critics claim.

[CaptQuint]

The debt against Trump’s Chicago tower includes the most confounding liability in his portfolio. In addition to a Deutsche Bank loan for what seems to be $45 million, there’s a loan of more than $50 million, from a creditor named Chicago Unit Acquisition LLC. Here’s where things gets confusing: Donald Trump owns Chicago Unit Acquisition LLC, so he’s lending money to himself. If one of his companies owes more than $50 million to another one of his companies, then the company lending the money should theoretically be worth more than $50 million. But Trump does not list any value for Chicago Unit Acquisition LLC on his financial disclosure report.

[Animal]

The debt against Trump’s Chicago tower includes the most confounding liability in his portfolio. In addition to a Deutsche Bank loan for what seems to be $45 million, there’s a loan of more than $50 million, from a creditor named Chicago Unit Acquisition LLC. Here’s where things gets confusing: Donald Trump owns Chicago Unit Acquisition LLC, so he’s lending money to himself. If one of his companies owes more than $50 million to another one of his companies, then the company lending the money should theoretically be worth more than $50 million. But Trump does not list any value for Chicago Unit Acquisition LLC on his financial disclosure report.

keep digging for that $2.7 billion dollar smoking gun.

[Stapes]

Didn't he have over $400 million in personal obligations coming due soon? Who is he going to blow for that kind of money

[CaptQuint]

Didn't he have over $400 million in personal obligations coming due soon? Who is he going to blow for that kind of money

Well Trump gets free ballwashing from frumpy

[Animal]

Didn't he have over $400 million in personal obligations coming due soon? Who is he going to blow for that kind of money

Well, when you have assets of 10 times that much, i doubt its a problem. you guys don't seem to grasp what billions are.

[CaptQuint]

Plus Trump got all the free golf the last 4 years

[Stapes]

I guess he could ask Ivanka for a loan.

[Animal]

I guess he could ask Ivanka for a loan.

Ivanka's pussy could probably secure a loan for close to $400 billion.

[CaptQuint]

I guess he could ask Ivanka for a loan.

JARED: They're going to arrest and charge me tomorrow. We have to get on a plane, tonight!
IVANKA: What do you mean, 'we'?

[Animal]

Hell Jared is worth nearly $1 billion.

[Charliesheen]

Did he unload they New York propity that almost sunk the whole family fortune?

[CaptQuint]

Ex-SoCal Rep. Duncan Hunter to serve 11-month sentence at West Texas prison camp

https://ktla.com/news/local-news/ex-soc ... ison-camp/

[DandyDon]

Donations under $8K to Trump ‘election defense’ instead go to president, RNC

(Reuters) - As President Donald Trump seeks to discredit last week’s election with baseless claims of voter fraud, his team has bombarded his supporters with requests for money to help pay for legal challenges to the results: “The Left will try to STEAL this election!” reads one text.

But any small-dollar donations from Trump’s grassroots donors won’t be going to legal expenses at all, according to a Reuters review of the legal language in the solicitations.

A donor would have to give more than $8,000 before any money goes to the “recount account” established to finance election challenges, including recounts and lawsuits over alleged improprieties, the fundraising disclosures show.

The emailed solicitations send supporters to an “Official Election Defense Fund” website that asks them to sign up for recurring donations to “protect the results and keep fighting even after Election Day.”

The fine print makes clear most of the money will go to other priorities.

A large portion of the money goes to “Save America,” a Trump leadership PAC, or political action committee, set up on Monday, and the Republican National Committee (RNC). Under Federal Election Commission rules, both groups have broad leeway in how they can use the funds.

The Trump campaign, the RNC and Trump’s new Save America PAC did not respond to requests for comment.

Leadership PACs such as Save America are often set up by prominent political figures to spend money on other candidates, while also paying for personal expenses, such as travel and hotel stays.

The disclosures would allow Trump and the RNC to channel the donations into other political causes or campaigns, such as the two high-stakes January Senate runoff races in Georgia that could determine control of the Senate and are likely to rank among the most expensive races in U.S. history.

Trump’s solicitation website carries a banner headline that says “OFFICIAL ELECTION DEFENSE FUND” and “CONTRIBUTE NOW.”

Scrolling down the page would take a donor to the fine print, which shows that donations are split between “Save America,” which gets 60% of the money, and the RNC, which gets the other 40%. None of the money flows to Trump’s official “recount” committee fund until Trump’s Save America share reaches the legal contribution limit of $5,000, according to the disclosures.

That means that, before a dollar goes into the recount fund, Save America would receive $5,000 and the RNC around $3,300. Donations to the recount committee are legally limited to $2,800.

If a Trump donor gave $500, for instance, $300 would go to Trump’s Save America PAC, $200 would to the RNC - and nothing would go to his election defense fund.


https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa- ... SKBN27R309

[Animal]

Its sort of like asking people to bet on a horse after the race is over.

[DandyDon]

Its sort of like asking people to bet on a horse after the race is over.

And yet lots of people will do it because their psyche wont let them admit they bet wrong the first time.