Originally posted by Hareeba!
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PA's richest person Jeff Yass is buying Truth Social for $3 Billion so Trump can pay off the $450 Million judgment in return for Trump doing a 180 on his Tiktok and China stance to preserve Yass's $30 Billion stake in Tiktok.
We call this "oligarchy" when it's elsewhere
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And here I thought it was called 'smart business practice'. LOLOriginally posted by Hareeba!Comment -
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Essentially brokeOriginally posted by d2bets
Hahahahahaha
BLOOMBERG: Trump’s Net Worth Hits $6.4 Billion, Making Him One of World’s 500 Richest PeopleComment -
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Only person on earth worth over 6.5 billion that can't come up with 500 million. That would be 7.6% of his net. Somebody is lying..Originally posted by jt315Comment -
Originally posted by jackpot269
Bullshit. Even Cuban defended Trump and he isn't even a fan.
Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) used the hashtag “TrumpIsBroke” in a post on X after the former president’s lawyers told a New York court that the 77-year-old failed to secure the nine-figure bond sum in his civil fraud case despite approaching more than 30 firms.
“Trump claims he is a billionaire. But he can’t pay a $464 million judgment. That means he is lying. How do I know? Math,” Lieu wrote.
“Ted, you know I’m no supporter of Trump. That’s for damn sure,” Cuban, 65, began his post.
“But you are wrong on this topic Ted.”
Now let's all remember that Ted LIEu is likely the dumbest person to ever serve in congress. All due respect for AOC and others. Remember what LIEu did. He showed what an absolute scumbag he is. How he didn't resign after this is amazing.
Cuban noted that in a “zero interest rate environment,” it would’ve been “dumb” for Trump to keep his cash in a bank or money market account.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Mark Cuban defends Trump after Dem Rep. accused him of being too broke to pay $464 million judgment <a href="https://t.co/argZDGBCr9">https://t.co/argZDGBCr9</a> <a href="https://t.co/dT7L417uCK">pic.twitter.com/dT7L417uCK</a></p>— New York Post (@nypost) <a href="https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1770230463820452041?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 19, 2024</a></blockquote><script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Comment -
Why would he want to pay? Perfectly normal response saying he doesn't have it.Originally posted by jackpot269Comment -
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All this anger over not being able to bankrupt and jail the opposition. And when the tears subside they will scream "fascist!"Comment -
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">What Dems hoped for today: Trump could not post a $454 million bond and Letitia James and her goons would begin seizing Trump properties.<br><br>What Dems got: An appellate court slashed the bond to $175 million. Trump will pay it in cash. Truth Social goes public making Trump $3…</p>— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) <a href="https://twitter.com/charliekirk11/status/1772431399594905796?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 26, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Comment -
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Originally posted by jackpot269
And it’s wonderful watching the meltdown by those who are salivating at the thought of destroying the R candidate for President financially and sending him to prison for the rest of his life .Comment -
Originally posted by DwightShruteBullshit. Even Cuban defended Trump and he isn't even a fan.
Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) used the hashtag “TrumpIsBroke” in a post on X after the former president’s lawyers told a New York court that the 77-year-old failed to secure the nine-figure bond sum in his civil fraud case despite approaching more than 30 firms.
“Trump claims he is a billionaire. But he can’t pay a $464 million judgment. That means he is lying. How do I know? Math,” Lieu wrote.
“Ted, you know I’m no supporter of Trump. That’s for damn sure,” Cuban, 65, began his post.
“But you are wrong on this topic Ted.”
Now let's all remember that Ted LIEu is likely the dumbest person to ever serve in congress. All due respect for AOC and others. Remember what LIEu did. He showed what an absolute scumbag he is. How he didn't resign after this is amazing.
Cuban noted that in a “zero interest rate environment,” it would’ve been “dumb” for Trump to keep his cash in a bank or money market account.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Mark Cuban defends Trump after Dem Rep. accused him of being too broke to pay $464 million judgment <a rel="nofollow" href="https://t.co/argZDGBCr9">https://t.co/argZDGBCr9</a> <a rel="nofollow" href="https://t.co/dT7L417uCK">pic.twitter.com/dT7L417uCK</a></p>— New York Post (@nypost) <a rel="nofollow" href="https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1770230463820452041?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 19, 2024</a></blockquote><script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Could you come up with 7.6% of your net worth? You would think most could. If it were like 20% + I could see why you could not without liquidating.Comment -
I don't know about prison for the rest of his life. The rich in this country regardless of party, most of the time get off a lot easier than the rest of us. They get away with most of their crimes. They should be treated like you, or myself would be if convicted of a crime.Originally posted by jt315Comment -
Yet politicians that you support made millions while in office with insider trading. How does Pelosi make tens of millions on her civil servant salary?Originally posted by jackpot269
as far as Trump goes, he hasn’t committed a crime but you would gladly see him go to prison and have absolutely no problem with a crooked judge and DA imposing a half a billion dollar fine without a trial , without a jury and without a crime.Comment -
Are you really that naive or brainwashed?Originally posted by DwightShrute
Anyone in congress that is insider trading should be prosecuted and expelled.
I don't think any in congress should be able to trade while they are serving.
Sure, only people I support in congress, illegally make money in the stock market. Now that's funny.
Trump making money off his properties while POTUS, making government employees stay at them and inflating the price. Nice move and illegal.Comment -
Trump was rich before running for president. Nothing wrong with making money off his properties while president. Where do you draw the line? John Kerry owns Heinz. Is he not able to sell ketchup if he was president? Of course not.Originally posted by jackpot269
Did you know that it wasn't until a few years ago where politicians weren't exempt from insider trading? When they made it illegal, did that stop it fully? LOL. Nope. BBBBUt Trump had people stay in his hotel. LOL.Comment -
The quick math on the sentences attached to the felonies in four different cases he’s facing says otherwise .Originally posted by jackpot269Comment -
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Demonrat sponsored Fascist LAWFAREComment -
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Dem Party goal is to import voters <a href="https://t.co/61qurM57G2">https://t.co/61qurM57G2</a></p>— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1773321781140488428?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 28, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Comment -
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Like I said before, the rich are rarely convicted in this country for their crimes. The system has always favored them. They never or almost never do as much time as common working class.Originally posted by jt315Comment -
Trump loves the country more than anyone else, so he should be happy to put in at least that 500 million in cash he has.Originally posted by slewfanComment -
When he takes out a loan and don't pay it back, he just files for bankruptcy, not paying his employees or contractors.Originally posted by DwightShruteComment -
Originally posted by jackpot269
no one won in that venture. You act as if Trump is the only one ever to file for bankruptcy. Do you think he went into Atlantic City with the intention to fail? Successful people fail all the time. They take risks. Sometimes they win and sometimes they don't. Look at Truth Social. How many billions did he just make? A lot.
He broke no laws in the Casino in NJ. Millions of people have filed for bankruptcy, including billionaires and multi millionaires. You harp on Trump as if he's the only one ever to have a business that failed.
In this bullshit NY case, he broke no laws, he paid back the loan on time and the bank said they would do business with him again anytime. No one lost anything. Where is the case? There never was one. The AG campaigned on getting Trump. She singled him put, purely for political purposes, and tried to pin a crime on him which the opposite of law works when you find a crime and then you prosecute those responsible. There was no crime here and yet she, along with a grifter Judge, invented one and imposed a ridiculous fine solely for the purposes of affecting Trump's presidential run.
Whether you hate Trump or not, this is indefensible and should be called what is is. Election interference. The judge and the AG should both be fined, disbarred, and perhaps prosecuted for abuse of power among other things.Comment -
by your reasoning, the level of love for one's country is determined by how much over and above they are legally required to pay, regardless if they are the target of a political prosecution by an AG who ran her election campaign promising to "go after Trump".Originally posted by jackpot269
Your moral compass seems to be broken.Comment -
There is nothing wrong with failing and having to file bankruptcy. Most people that start a business put everything they have in it. Mortgage their homes and max out ************ using ever resource they have and can get their hands on. If they fail and have to file bankruptcy it's because they have nothing, they put everything into trying to run a business.Originally posted by DwightShrute
Trump was worth around 350-400 million according to him, when he filed in the early 90's. He should have had to pay the people he owed. If he had been broke, I understand you can't, that's what it's for. He could have paid up to $30 million or 10% of his net worth, and he would still be fine and those workers and contractors could get paidComment -
Not at all, my point was he don't love this country more than everyone else. He loves money and power.Originally posted by DwightShruteComment -
If that is true of the NY case, it is not in the others, especially the Georgia one. All his co-conspirators that have pled guilty already, have given plenty of evidence for that case. Plus, what they already had.Originally posted by DwightShruteComment -
Originally posted by jackpot269
I suggest Trump loves the country more than many do. Many, especially on the Left, hate America and want to see it destroyed so they can rebuild it again. They support idiot things like no borders and reparations for slavery. They publicly denounce White people and if you dare disagree with them, they will call you racist and want to stop you from participating in society and always side with criminals. They will also be against free speech unless you agree with their views. This isn't the actions and beliefs of people who love their country. Trump is the opposite of that and despite his wealth and whether you like it or not, he does fight for justice and the America people who love their country.Comment
