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Another Trump smear-lie. Trump only got a loan of $ ONE Million in the mid-70s, from his father, and paid it all back. He actually could have gotten h loan from bank.He probably means Trump was handed daddys 500 million dollar business and went bankrupt a record number of times.
He did not go bankrupt (Chapter 7). He filed Chapter 11, which is a reorganization, and even this was a drop in the bucket of all his business dealings (99% success)
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
As far as we can determine, the assets distributed to Fred C. Trumpās descendants before and after his death in 1999 has not been revealed. The Daily News in 2000 cited family estimates that his estate was worth $100 million to $300 million but The New York Times recently found documents in Queens Surrogate Court that show that Fred Trump, in his will, divided $20 million among his four surviving children, among other distributions after estate taxes. (The will was contested by the children of his oldest son, Fred C. Trump Jr., who had passed away.)
Trumpās father, like most wealthy individuals, also set up trusts before he died. Donald Trump admitted in a 2007 deposition that he borrowed at least $9 million from his future inheritance when he encountered financial difficulties. The documents (appended at the end of this article) suggest some propertyāworth, after expenses, about $30 millionāwas kept in trust after Fred Trumpās death to provide income to his wife, who died in 2000. So that also was presumably divided by the children after her death.
Moreover, Trumpās claim that he built a real-estate fortune out of a āsmallā $1 million loan is simply not credible. He benefited from numerous loans and loan guarantees, as well as his fatherās connections, to make the move into Manhattan. His father also set up lucrative trusts to provide steady income. When Donald Trump became overextended in the casino business, his father bailed him out with a shady casino-chip loanāand Trump also borrowed $9 million against his future inheritance. While Trump asserts āit has not been easy for me,ā he glosses over the fact that his father paved the way for his success ā and that his father bailed him out when he got into trouble.
no business should get tax dollars or a tax exemption.
we are $22 Trillion in the whole...
Another Trump smear-lie. Trump only got a loan of $ ONE Million in the mid-70s, from his father, and paid it all back. He actually could have gotten h loan from bank.He probably means Trump was handed daddys 500 million dollar business and went bankrupt a record number of times.
He did not go bankrupt (Chapter 7). He filed Chapter 11, which is a reorganization, and even this was a drop in the bucket of all his business dealings (99% success)
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
As far as we can determine, the assets distributed to Fred C. Trumpās descendants before and after his death in 1999 has not been revealed. The Daily News in 2000 cited family estimates that his estate was worth $100 million to $300 million but The New York Times recently found documents in Queens Surrogate Court that show that Fred Trump, in his will, divided $20 million among his four surviving children, among other distributions after estate taxes. (The will was contested by the children of his oldest son, Fred C. Trump Jr., who had passed away.)
Trumpās father, like most wealthy individuals, also set up trusts before he died. Donald Trump admitted in a 2007 deposition that he borrowed at least $9 million from his future inheritance when he encountered financial difficulties. The documents (appended at the end of this article) suggest some propertyāworth, after expenses, about $30 millionāwas kept in trust after Fred Trumpās death to provide income to his wife, who died in 2000. So that also was presumably divided by the children after her death.
Moreover, Trumpās claim that he built a real-estate fortune out of a āsmallā $1 million loan is simply not credible. He benefited from numerous loans and loan guarantees, as well as his fatherās connections, to make the move into Manhattan. His father also set up lucrative trusts to provide steady income. When Donald Trump became overextended in the casino business, his father bailed him out with a shady casino-chip loanāand Trump also borrowed $9 million against his future inheritance. While Trump asserts āit has not been easy for me,ā he glosses over the fact that his father paved the way for his success ā and that his father bailed him out when he got into trouble.
Treated ? Like how they been "treated" with Affirmative Action ? > first crack at job hiring, job promotions, college admissions, college financial aid, business loans, etc.There is nothing moot about it. This country has insulted them by the way people like them and others looking like them have been treated. The protest is not about the anthem.
It was bound to happen. NFL owners should have fired these overpaid loudmouths before they wound up costing the owners millions$$$. Now the owners will lose millions$$$ in subsidies, that are offered when NFL teams build or refurbish their stadiums.
Republican Congressman Steve Russell of Oklahoma is a highly decorated 21-year combat veteran who lost comrades in deployments overseas in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait. He knows firsthand the sacrifices veterans have made for his country.
He, like many other Republican Congressmen, believe the current NFL protests, begun last year by former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, have crossed the line in terms of lack of patriotism among spoiled football players. To that end, Russthe ell has introduced legislation that would end federal subsidies for the NFL.
Also, legislation, to do the same, is being introduced by Florida Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz, who is now lead sponsor of the Pro Sports Act, which was introduced by former Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz,.
So NFL owners will lose Billions$$ because they couldn't (or wouldn't) control their bigmouth players .Should have gotten rid of these dopes before they caused all he trouble.
Trump calls for end to NFL tax breaks -- bill already in place!
Conservatives in Congress Introduce Legislation to End NFL Subsidies Following Protests
one nut bar isn't "republicans". and what do the sacrifices of the military have to do with prohibiting free speech unless you're an angry white male?
and why are we "subsidizing" rich football owners anyway?
you know Donald is only whining about this and trying to hurt the
NFL because they thought he was too pathetic to own a team
Why are they kneeling against the very government that liberals want? If you get rid of all US citizens guns, you will need more government police to protect you right? Seems that you are just a stupid liberal(redundant statement).The NFL Kneelers are dumb racist who are being exploited by left wing demagogue pundits and politicians
No , they are kneeling due to racial injustice by cops. They have every right.
Another Trump smear-lie. Trump only got a loan of $ ONE Million in the mid-70s, from his father, and paid it all back. He actually could have gotten h loan from bank.He probably means Trump was handed daddys 500 million dollar business and went bankrupt a record number of times.
He did not go bankrupt (Chapter 7). He filed Chapter 11, which is a reorganization, and even this was a drop in the bucket of all his business dealings (99% success)
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
As far as we can determine, the assets distributed to Fred C. Trumpās descendants before and after his death in 1999 has not been revealed. The Daily News in 2000 cited family estimates that his estate was worth $100 million to $300 million but The New York Times recently found documents in Queens Surrogate Court that show that Fred Trump, in his will, divided $20 million among his four surviving children, among other distributions after estate taxes. (The will was contested by the children of his oldest son, Fred C. Trump Jr., who had passed away.)
Trumpās father, like most wealthy individuals, also set up trusts before he died. Donald Trump admitted in a 2007 deposition that he borrowed at least $9 million from his future inheritance when he encountered financial difficulties. The documents (appended at the end of this article) suggest some propertyāworth, after expenses, about $30 millionāwas kept in trust after Fred Trumpās death to provide income to his wife, who died in 2000. So that also was presumably divided by the children after her death.
Moreover, Trumpās claim that he built a real-estate fortune out of a āsmallā $1 million loan is simply not credible. He benefited from numerous loans and loan guarantees, as well as his fatherās connections, to make the move into Manhattan. His father also set up lucrative trusts to provide steady income. When Donald Trump became overextended in the casino business, his father bailed him out with a shady casino-chip loanāand Trump also borrowed $9 million against his future inheritance. While Trump asserts āit has not been easy for me,ā he glosses over the fact that his father paved the way for his success ā and that his father bailed him out when he got into trouble.
Washington Post! LOLAnother Trump smear-lie. Trump only got a loan of $ ONE Million in the mid-70s, from his father, and paid it all back. He actually could have gotten h loan from bank.He probably means Trump was handed daddys 500 million dollar business and went bankrupt a record number of times.
He did not go bankrupt (Chapter 7). He filed Chapter 11, which is a reorganization, and even this was a drop in the bucket of all his business dealings (99% success)
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
As far as we can determine, the assets distributed to Fred C. Trumpās descendants before and after his death in 1999 has not been revealed. The Daily News in 2000 cited family estimates that his estate was worth $100 million to $300 million but The New York Times recently found documents in Queens Surrogate Court that show that Fred Trump, in his will, divided $20 million among his four surviving children, among other distributions after estate taxes. (The will was contested by the children of his oldest son, Fred C. Trump Jr., who had passed away.)
Trumpās father, like most wealthy individuals, also set up trusts before he died. Donald Trump admitted in a 2007 deposition that he borrowed at least $9 million from his future inheritance when he encountered financial difficulties. The documents (appended at the end of this article) suggest some propertyāworth, after expenses, about $30 millionāwas kept in trust after Fred Trumpās death to provide income to his wife, who died in 2000. So that also was presumably divided by the children after her death.
Moreover, Trumpās claim that he built a real-estate fortune out of a āsmallā $1 million loan is simply not credible. He benefited from numerous loans and loan guarantees, as well as his fatherās connections, to make the move into Manhattan. His father also set up lucrative trusts to provide steady income. When Donald Trump became overextended in the casino business, his father bailed him out with a shady casino-chip loanāand Trump also borrowed $9 million against his future inheritance. While Trump asserts āit has not been easy for me,ā he glosses over the fact that his father paved the way for his success ā and that his father bailed him out when he got into trouble.
Washington Post! LOLAnother Trump smear-lie. Trump only got a loan of $ ONE Million in the mid-70s, from his father, and paid it all back. He actually could have gotten h loan from bank.He probably means Trump was handed daddys 500 million dollar business and went bankrupt a record number of times.
He did not go bankrupt (Chapter 7). He filed Chapter 11, which is a reorganization, and even this was a drop in the bucket of all his business dealings (99% success)
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
As far as we can determine, the assets distributed to Fred C. Trumpās descendants before and after his death in 1999 has not been revealed. The Daily News in 2000 cited family estimates that his estate was worth $100 million to $300 million but The New York Times recently found documents in Queens Surrogate Court that show that Fred Trump, in his will, divided $20 million among his four surviving children, among other distributions after estate taxes. (The will was contested by the children of his oldest son, Fred C. Trump Jr., who had passed away.)
Trumpās father, like most wealthy individuals, also set up trusts before he died. Donald Trump admitted in a 2007 deposition that he borrowed at least $9 million from his future inheritance when he encountered financial difficulties. The documents (appended at the end of this article) suggest some propertyāworth, after expenses, about $30 millionāwas kept in trust after Fred Trumpās death to provide income to his wife, who died in 2000. So that also was presumably divided by the children after her death.
Moreover, Trumpās claim that he built a real-estate fortune out of a āsmallā $1 million loan is simply not credible. He benefited from numerous loans and loan guarantees, as well as his fatherās connections, to make the move into Manhattan. His father also set up lucrative trusts to provide steady income. When Donald Trump became overextended in the casino business, his father bailed him out with a shady casino-chip loanāand Trump also borrowed $9 million against his future inheritance. While Trump asserts āit has not been easy for me,ā he glosses over the fact that his father paved the way for his success ā and that his father bailed him out when he got into trouble.
Like the buzzer sounds in the quiz shows when you come up with the wrong thing >>
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!
Your job cannot stop you from doing anything while off work. So if you followed those rules you are a fool. I would have quit if I got a list of things telling me what I can't talk about when I'm not working.
I guess you never heard of drug testing on the job?????
And I guess you have never heard of a collective bargaining agreement.
I guess you never head that companies get a discount on their workman's compensation insurance if they have a drug testing program in their company.
Washington Post! LOLAnother Trump smear-lie. Trump only got a loan of $ ONE Million in the mid-70s, from his father, and paid it all back. He actually could have gotten h loan from bank.He probably means Trump was handed daddys 500 million dollar business and went bankrupt a record number of times.
He did not go bankrupt (Chapter 7). He filed Chapter 11, which is a reorganization, and even this was a drop in the bucket of all his business dealings (99% success)
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
As far as we can determine, the assets distributed to Fred C. Trumpās descendants before and after his death in 1999 has not been revealed. The Daily News in 2000 cited family estimates that his estate was worth $100 million to $300 million but The New York Times recently found documents in Queens Surrogate Court that show that Fred Trump, in his will, divided $20 million among his four surviving children, among other distributions after estate taxes. (The will was contested by the children of his oldest son, Fred C. Trump Jr., who had passed away.)
Trumpās father, like most wealthy individuals, also set up trusts before he died. Donald Trump admitted in a 2007 deposition that he borrowed at least $9 million from his future inheritance when he encountered financial difficulties. The documents (appended at the end of this article) suggest some propertyāworth, after expenses, about $30 millionāwas kept in trust after Fred Trumpās death to provide income to his wife, who died in 2000. So that also was presumably divided by the children after her death.
Moreover, Trumpās claim that he built a real-estate fortune out of a āsmallā $1 million loan is simply not credible. He benefited from numerous loans and loan guarantees, as well as his fatherās connections, to make the move into Manhattan. His father also set up lucrative trusts to provide steady income. When Donald Trump became overextended in the casino business, his father bailed him out with a shady casino-chip loanāand Trump also borrowed $9 million against his future inheritance. While Trump asserts āit has not been easy for me,ā he glosses over the fact that his father paved the way for his success ā and that his father bailed him out when he got into trouble.
Like the buzzer sounds in the quiz shows when you come up with the wrong thing >>
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!
Washington Post! LOLAnother Trump smear-lie. Trump only got a loan of $ ONE Million in the mid-70s, from his father, and paid it all back. He actually could have gotten h loan from bank.He probably means Trump was handed daddys 500 million dollar business and went bankrupt a record number of times.
He did not go bankrupt (Chapter 7). He filed Chapter 11, which is a reorganization, and even this was a drop in the bucket of all his business dealings (99% success)
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
Trumpās false claim he built his empire with a āsmall loanā from his father
As far as we can determine, the assets distributed to Fred C. Trumpās descendants before and after his death in 1999 has not been revealed. The Daily News in 2000 cited family estimates that his estate was worth $100 million to $300 million but The New York Times recently found documents in Queens Surrogate Court that show that Fred Trump, in his will, divided $20 million among his four surviving children, among other distributions after estate taxes. (The will was contested by the children of his oldest son, Fred C. Trump Jr., who had passed away.)
Trumpās father, like most wealthy individuals, also set up trusts before he died. Donald Trump admitted in a 2007 deposition that he borrowed at least $9 million from his future inheritance when he encountered financial difficulties. The documents (appended at the end of this article) suggest some propertyāworth, after expenses, about $30 millionāwas kept in trust after Fred Trumpās death to provide income to his wife, who died in 2000. So that also was presumably divided by the children after her death.
Moreover, Trumpās claim that he built a real-estate fortune out of a āsmallā $1 million loan is simply not credible. He benefited from numerous loans and loan guarantees, as well as his fatherās connections, to make the move into Manhattan. His father also set up lucrative trusts to provide steady income. When Donald Trump became overextended in the casino business, his father bailed him out with a shady casino-chip loanāand Trump also borrowed $9 million against his future inheritance. While Trump asserts āit has not been easy for me,ā he glosses over the fact that his father paved the way for his success ā and that his father bailed him out when he got into trouble.
Like the buzzer sounds in the quiz shows when you come up with the wrong thing >>
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!
The tagline for the Washington post is "Democracy dies in darkness". The only democrat I know to die in darkness was Mary Jo Koepeckne in the waters of Chappaquidfick.
In addition, the Clintons got $150 MILLION dropped into their corrupt "foundation".You people think it's ok for the husband of a presidential candidate to get $500k from Moscow yet cry about Russia collusion.
The verifiable "truth" is that you're posting stuff unsubstantiated, without source, without links, that judging that its from the fake news Washington Post (almost as laughable as the New York Times), could easily be nothing but pure speculation, if not baldfaced lies.You have seen the truth. What you don't believe is irrelevant.
Your job cannot stop you from doing anything while off work. So if you followed those rules you are a fool. I would have quit if I got a list of things telling me what I can't talk about when I'm not working.
I guess you never heard of drug testing on the job?????
And I guess you have never heard of a collective bargaining agreement.
I guess you never head that companies get a discount on their workman's compensation insurance if they have a drug testing program in their company.
I've run businesses Ray. But the thing here is a contractual agreement exists between players and owners of the NFL which states what you can do what and what you can't. Both sides agreed to these conditions so the owners just can't fire people just because you guys don't like something because you believe Donald Trump.
/ā-/ Ever hear of Tex Belch Kennedy? You clowns look the other way at rich liberals./ā-/ Ever notice the Libtards have no problem with the Kennedy or Rockefeller boys inheriting a fortune?He probably means Trump was handed daddys 500 million dollar business and went bankrupt a record number of times.
Good thing he was handed it not you...
I'd be Bill Gates rich if I was handed a 500 million dollar business.
But news reports show that itās a bit of a mystery how much Trump inherited from his father, Fred Sr. When he died in 1999, the New York Times reported that "his estate has been estimated by the family at $250 million to $300 million." The New York Daily News reported at the time that the estate was worth $100 million to $300 million based on family estimates.
But how was it divvied up? Thatās something that reporters have tried to sort out during the 2016 race.
The New York Times reported Jan. 2 that Fred Sr.ās will "divided the bulk of the inheritance, at least $20 million, among his children and their descendants, āother than my son Fred C. Trump Jr.ā "
A National Journal writer, S.V. DĆ”te, estimated Trump started with $40 million in 1974 when he became president of his fatherās real estate company. By one estimate, the firm was worth about $200 million. Divided among Donald Trump and his four siblings, each would have received $40 million.
Did Donald Trump inherit $100 million?
And what does this have to do with anything?
You guys are the ones touting the supposed business building of Trump as some kind of claim of how he knows how to create jobs. A Kennedy has not been president since JFK and a Rockefeller has never been president.
/ā-/ The Left has hated NFL for decades. The death of pro football is a dream come true for them. They want us watching soccer anyway.It was bound to happen. NFL owners should have fired these overpaid loudmouths before they wound up costing the owners millions$$$. Now the owners will lose millions$$$ in subsidies, that are offered when NFL teams build or refurbish their stadiums.
Republican Congressman Steve Russell of Oklahoma is a highly decorated 21-year combat veteran who lost comrades in deployments overseas in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait. He knows firsthand the sacrifices veterans have made for his country.
He, like many other Republican Congressmen, believe the current NFL protests, begun last year by former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, have crossed the line in terms of lack of patriotism among spoiled football players. To that end, Russell has introduced legislation that would end federal subsidies for the NFL.
Also, legislation, to do the same, is being introduced by Florida Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz, who is now lead sponsor of the Pro Sports Act, which was introduced by former Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz,.
So NFL owners will lose Billions$$ because they couldn't (or wouldn't) control their bigmouth players .Should have gotten rid of these dopes before they caused all he trouble.
Trump calls for end to NFL tax breaks -- bill already in place!
Conservatives in Congress Introduce Legislation to End NFL Subsidies Following Protests
It was bound to happen. NFL owners should have fired these overpaid loudmouths before they wound up costing the owners millions$$$. Now the owners will lose millions$$$ in subsidies, that are offered when NFL teams build or refurbish their stadiums.
Republican Congressman Steve Russell of Oklahoma is a highly decorated 21-year combat veteran who lost comrades in deployments overseas in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait. He knows firsthand the sacrifices veterans have made for his country.
He, like many other Republican Congressmen, believe the current NFL protests, begun last year by former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, have crossed the line in terms of lack of patriotism among spoiled football players. To that end, Russthe ell has introduced legislation that would end federal subsidies for the NFL.
Also, legislation, to do the same, is being introduced by Florida Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz, who is now lead sponsor of the Pro Sports Act, which was introduced by former Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz,.
So NFL owners will lose Billions$$ because they couldn't (or wouldn't) control their bigmouth players .Should have gotten rid of these dopes before they caused all he trouble.
Trump calls for end to NFL tax breaks -- bill already in place!
Conservatives in Congress Introduce Legislation to End NFL Subsidies Following Protests
one nut bar isn't "republicans". and what do the sacrifices of the military have to do with prohibiting free speech unless you're an angry white male?
and why are we "subsidizing" rich football owners anyway?
you know Donald is only whining about this and trying to hurt the
NFL because they thought he was too pathetic to own a team
Companies drug test because of work hazard from drugged up employees.Your job cannot stop you from doing anything while off work. So if you followed those rules you are a fool. I would have quit if I got a list of things telling me what I can't talk about when I'm not working.
I guess you never heard of drug testing on the job?????
And I guess you have never heard of a collective bargaining agreement.
I guess you never head that companies get a discount on their workman's compensation insurance if they have a drug testing program in their company.
