His reputation for that sort of thing is legendary. He did that in his real estate dealings, so the casino contractors should have been forewarned. Of course, anyone old enough to have been familiar with Trump prior to The Apprentice or "Art of the Deal" would never have voted for him for his first term, let alone this time. I hate paying for the stupidity of others.
His reputation for that sort of thing is legendary. He did that in his real estate dealings, so the casino contractors should have been forewarned. Of course, anyone old enough to have been familiar with Trump prior to The Apprentice or "Art of the Deal" would never have voted for him for his first term, let alone this time. I hate paying for the stupidity of others.
Really! How incompetent does someone have to be for them to have how many bankruptcies - SIX? And CASINOS? Seriously - and he claims to be a "businessman"!
The person who ghostwrote "The Art of the Deal" is regretful for participating in a fraud. He told anyone who would listen not to trust Trump well ahead of the election.
JL, another example of money motivating what should have been a flat "no, thanks" right out of the box. Surely, the ghost writer knew exactly what he was getting into. He contributed to the arsenal of those who insisted that Trump was a genius and great businessman. If he'd thought of more than the cash he'd make, perhaps we wouldn't be dealing with the present disaster.
His reputation for that sort of thing is legendary. He did that in his real estate dealings, so the casino contractors should have been forewarned. Of course, anyone old enough to have been familiar with Trump prior to The Apprentice or "Art of the Deal" would never have voted for him for his first term, let alone this time. I hate paying for the stupidity of others.
Really! How incompetent does someone have to be for them to have how many bankruptcies - SIX? And CASINOS? Seriously - and he claims to be a "businessman"!
The person who ghostwrote "The Art of the Deal" is regretful for participating in a fraud. He told anyone who would listen not to trust Trump well ahead of the election.
JL, another example of money motivating what should have been a flat "no, thanks" right out of the box. Surely, the ghost writer knew exactly what he was getting into. He contributed to the arsenal of those who insisted that Trump was a genius and great businessman. If he'd thought of more than the cash he'd make, perhaps we wouldn't be dealing with the present disaster.