RT is directed by the Kremlin. Keep pushing their agenda like a good little marxist.
Navigation
Install the app
How to install the app on iOS
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
More options
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Hiring Bolton a betrayal to trump base
- Thread starter JimH52
- Start date
The Trump base loves Bolton. It's the democrat base that hates him. Proof that the world is upside and ass backwards in the liberal mind.
- Thread starter
- #184
RT is directed by the Kremlin. Keep pushing their agenda like a good little marxist.Relying on Russian propaganda. Lol. At least you have come out of the closet. The rest of the libs need to come out.
Really, maybe you should stop posting and find a new hobby. This is not, me boy, russian propaganda. It is simply how the thinking people of the world see trump. Sorry, you are not a thinking person. You do not get to play.
RT interviewed trump...right? They love trump in Moscow....
- Apr 1, 2011
- 170,020
- 47,209
- 2,180
Ya your boy really is the KING OF BANKRUPTCY!
A "refresher" of our beloved Trump's business acumen
Trump Has Several Business Bankruptcies on His Record
Trump-controlled businesses have sought bankruptcy protection several times after those entities — nearly all of them casino properties — were several hundreds of millions of dollars or more in debt (although the exact number of bankruptcies tied to Trump is debatable, as his spokespeople routinely disclaim that “many of the filings occurred when Trump was no longer involved in the businesses”):
#1) Trump Taj Mahal (1991): The Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City opened in 1990, with Trump financing the completion of its construction with $675 million in junk bonds at 14% interest. By the following year the casino itself was in debt to the tune of $3 billion, while Trump himself owed some $900 million in personal liabilities.
In order to keep the Taj Mahal afloat, Trump struck a deal with his lenders in which he gave up half his ownership share and equity in the casino, sold his Trump Shuttle airline and his Trump Princess 220-foot yacht, and agreed to a bank-set limit on his personal spending in exchange for a lower interest rate and additional time to make his loan payments.
#2 and #3) Trump’s Castle and Trump Plaza Casinos (1992): Less than a year after the Taj Mahal bankruptcy Trump filed for Chapter 11 protection again for two more Atlantic City hotel-casinos, the Trump Plaza and Trump’s Castle, over their inability to make principal and interest payments on bonds. The Plaza ($550 million in debt) and the Castle ($338 million in debt) were competing against each other, as well as against the Taj Mahal, and Trump gave up a 50% share in exchange for more favorable terms on the debts.
#4) Trump Plaza Hotel (1992): Donald Trump filed for bankruptcy protection a third time in 1992 over the Trump Plaza Hotel on New York’s famous Fifth Avenue, overlooking Central Park in midtown Manhattan. Once again, Trump gave up a 49% stake in the property to secure more favorable terms from lenders on the luxury hotel’s debt of more than $550 million.
#5) Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts (2004): In 1995, Donald Trump established Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts as a publicly traded company, an entity that eventually consolidated his three Atlantic City casinos (Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Castle, and Trump Plaza), along with other properties, under one company. In 2004, Trump sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the company, with filings listing about $1.8 billion in debt. Yet again, Trump’s ownership in the business was reduced, from 47% to 27%, in order to obtain more favorable terms from lenders.
#6) Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009): After its 2004 bankruptcy, Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts was renamed Trump Entertainment Resorts (TER), and that latter entity went Chapter 11 in 2009 with a debt of $1.2 billion. Trump fought with his board of directors over how to restructure the company and ended up reducing his ownership share of the business once again (to 10%) and resigning as chairman of the board.
Other Trump Business Failures
As well, Donald Trump has undertaken a number of business projects that ultimately failed (or failed to live up to his lofty projections) without resulting in bankrupcties, including:
Trump Steaks
GoTrump (online travel site)
Trump Airlines
Trump Vodka
Trump Mortgage
Trump: The Game
Trump Magazine
Trump University
Trump Ice (bottled water)
The New Jersey Generals (pro football team)
Tour de Trump (bicycle race)
Trump Network (nutritional supplements)
Trumped! (syndicated radio spot)
Most of your bankrupties have to do with Atlantic City Casinos. Atlantic city went into the dumper in the early 90s because it suddenly had a lot of competition from Vegas and other states that legalized gambling. Many other casinos in Atlantic City also went bankrupt at about the same time.
You call thos eother businesses "failures," but that doesn't describe what actually happened. For instance, he had to get rid of his airline because of the settlement with the banks who financed his Atlantic city casinos.
- Thread starter
- #186
Bolton is a huge mistake and it will cost Trump in the long run,
The real problem is that Bolton is BOTH a war-monger AND smart........Bolton'll run circles around the nitwit, Trump, and we may all have to pay the consequences.
Which sounds like the W administration
...
No idea about an interview, just pointing out you are relying on Kremlin propaganda to make your asinine point.RT is directed by the Kremlin. Keep pushing their agenda like a good little marxist.Relying on Russian propaganda. Lol. At least you have come out of the closet. The rest of the libs need to come out.
Really, maybe you should stop posting and find a new hobby. This is not, me boy, russian propaganda. It is simply how the thinking people of the world see trump. Sorry, you are not a thinking person. You do not get to play.
RT interviewed trump...right? They love trump in Moscow....
- Feb 22, 2017
- 104,590
- 35,297
- 2,290
The Trump base loves Bolton. It's the democrat base that hates him. Proof that the world is upside and ass backwards in the liberal mind.
Of course the Trump base loves Bolton, he is a warmonger that lacks the balls to fight himself...just like all the Trump zealots on here
Sent from my iPhone using USMessageBoard.com
easyt65
Diamond Member
- Aug 4, 2015
- 90,307
- 61,084
- 2,645
Trump is smarter than Hillary....he's the President.The real problem is that Bolton is BOTH a war-monger AND smart........Bolton'll run circles around the nitwit, Trump, and we may all have to pay the consequences.
nat4900
Diamond Member
- Mar 3, 2015
- 42,021
- 5,964
- 1,870
- Banned
- #190
You call thos eother businesses "failures," but that doesn't describe what actually happened. For instance, he had to get rid of his airline because of the settlement with the banks who financed his Atlantic city casinos.
Ever wonder WHY U.S. banks REFUSE to lend Trump a dime, forcing this charlatan to look for financing from oligarchs???
- Thread starter
- #191
Ya your boy really is the KING OF BANKRUPTCY!
A "refresher" of our beloved Trump's business acumen
Trump Has Several Business Bankruptcies on His Record
Trump-controlled businesses have sought bankruptcy protection several times after those entities — nearly all of them casino properties — were several hundreds of millions of dollars or more in debt (although the exact number of bankruptcies tied to Trump is debatable, as his spokespeople routinely disclaim that “many of the filings occurred when Trump was no longer involved in the businesses”):
#1) Trump Taj Mahal (1991): The Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City opened in 1990, with Trump financing the completion of its construction with $675 million in junk bonds at 14% interest. By the following year the casino itself was in debt to the tune of $3 billion, while Trump himself owed some $900 million in personal liabilities.
In order to keep the Taj Mahal afloat, Trump struck a deal with his lenders in which he gave up half his ownership share and equity in the casino, sold his Trump Shuttle airline and his Trump Princess 220-foot yacht, and agreed to a bank-set limit on his personal spending in exchange for a lower interest rate and additional time to make his loan payments.
#2 and #3) Trump’s Castle and Trump Plaza Casinos (1992): Less than a year after the Taj Mahal bankruptcy Trump filed for Chapter 11 protection again for two more Atlantic City hotel-casinos, the Trump Plaza and Trump’s Castle, over their inability to make principal and interest payments on bonds. The Plaza ($550 million in debt) and the Castle ($338 million in debt) were competing against each other, as well as against the Taj Mahal, and Trump gave up a 50% share in exchange for more favorable terms on the debts.
#4) Trump Plaza Hotel (1992): Donald Trump filed for bankruptcy protection a third time in 1992 over the Trump Plaza Hotel on New York’s famous Fifth Avenue, overlooking Central Park in midtown Manhattan. Once again, Trump gave up a 49% stake in the property to secure more favorable terms from lenders on the luxury hotel’s debt of more than $550 million.
#5) Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts (2004): In 1995, Donald Trump established Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts as a publicly traded company, an entity that eventually consolidated his three Atlantic City casinos (Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Castle, and Trump Plaza), along with other properties, under one company. In 2004, Trump sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the company, with filings listing about $1.8 billion in debt. Yet again, Trump’s ownership in the business was reduced, from 47% to 27%, in order to obtain more favorable terms from lenders.
#6) Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009): After its 2004 bankruptcy, Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts was renamed Trump Entertainment Resorts (TER), and that latter entity went Chapter 11 in 2009 with a debt of $1.2 billion. Trump fought with his board of directors over how to restructure the company and ended up reducing his ownership share of the business once again (to 10%) and resigning as chairman of the board.
Other Trump Business Failures
As well, Donald Trump has undertaken a number of business projects that ultimately failed (or failed to live up to his lofty projections) without resulting in bankrupcties, including:
Trump Steaks
GoTrump (online travel site)
Trump Airlines
Trump Vodka
Trump Mortgage
Trump: The Game
Trump Magazine
Trump University
Trump Ice (bottled water)
The New Jersey Generals (pro football team)
Tour de Trump (bicycle race)
Trump Network (nutritional supplements)
Trumped! (syndicated radio spot)
Most of your bankrupties have to do with Atlantic City Casinos. Atlantic city went into the dumper in the early 90s because it suddenly had a lot of competition from Vegas and other states that legalized gambling. Many other casinos in Atlantic City also went bankrupt at about the same time.
You call thos eother businesses "failures," but that doesn't describe what actually happened. For instance, he had to get rid of his airline because of the settlement with the banks who financed his Atlantic city casinos.
You a know what really happened in Atlantic City?
- Apr 1, 2011
- 170,020
- 47,209
- 2,180
You call thos eother businesses "failures," but that doesn't describe what actually happened. For instance, he had to get rid of his airline because of the settlement with the banks who financed his Atlantic city casinos.
Ever wonder WHY U.S. banks REFUSE to lend Trump a dime, forcing this charlatan to look for financing from oligarchs???
I've seen no evidence that U.S. banks refuse to loan Trump money. Even if they did, he has those Atlantic casino bankrupties. They weren't his fault, but he used his leverage to squeeze the banks when it happened. Banks don't like that.
- Apr 1, 2011
- 170,020
- 47,209
- 2,180
Ya your boy really is the KING OF BANKRUPTCY!
A "refresher" of our beloved Trump's business acumen
Trump Has Several Business Bankruptcies on His Record
Trump-controlled businesses have sought bankruptcy protection several times after those entities — nearly all of them casino properties — were several hundreds of millions of dollars or more in debt (although the exact number of bankruptcies tied to Trump is debatable, as his spokespeople routinely disclaim that “many of the filings occurred when Trump was no longer involved in the businesses”):
#1) Trump Taj Mahal (1991): The Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City opened in 1990, with Trump financing the completion of its construction with $675 million in junk bonds at 14% interest. By the following year the casino itself was in debt to the tune of $3 billion, while Trump himself owed some $900 million in personal liabilities.
In order to keep the Taj Mahal afloat, Trump struck a deal with his lenders in which he gave up half his ownership share and equity in the casino, sold his Trump Shuttle airline and his Trump Princess 220-foot yacht, and agreed to a bank-set limit on his personal spending in exchange for a lower interest rate and additional time to make his loan payments.
#2 and #3) Trump’s Castle and Trump Plaza Casinos (1992): Less than a year after the Taj Mahal bankruptcy Trump filed for Chapter 11 protection again for two more Atlantic City hotel-casinos, the Trump Plaza and Trump’s Castle, over their inability to make principal and interest payments on bonds. The Plaza ($550 million in debt) and the Castle ($338 million in debt) were competing against each other, as well as against the Taj Mahal, and Trump gave up a 50% share in exchange for more favorable terms on the debts.
#4) Trump Plaza Hotel (1992): Donald Trump filed for bankruptcy protection a third time in 1992 over the Trump Plaza Hotel on New York’s famous Fifth Avenue, overlooking Central Park in midtown Manhattan. Once again, Trump gave up a 49% stake in the property to secure more favorable terms from lenders on the luxury hotel’s debt of more than $550 million.
#5) Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts (2004): In 1995, Donald Trump established Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts as a publicly traded company, an entity that eventually consolidated his three Atlantic City casinos (Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Castle, and Trump Plaza), along with other properties, under one company. In 2004, Trump sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the company, with filings listing about $1.8 billion in debt. Yet again, Trump’s ownership in the business was reduced, from 47% to 27%, in order to obtain more favorable terms from lenders.
#6) Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009): After its 2004 bankruptcy, Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts was renamed Trump Entertainment Resorts (TER), and that latter entity went Chapter 11 in 2009 with a debt of $1.2 billion. Trump fought with his board of directors over how to restructure the company and ended up reducing his ownership share of the business once again (to 10%) and resigning as chairman of the board.
Other Trump Business Failures
As well, Donald Trump has undertaken a number of business projects that ultimately failed (or failed to live up to his lofty projections) without resulting in bankrupcties, including:
Trump Steaks
GoTrump (online travel site)
Trump Airlines
Trump Vodka
Trump Mortgage
Trump: The Game
Trump Magazine
Trump University
Trump Ice (bottled water)
The New Jersey Generals (pro football team)
Tour de Trump (bicycle race)
Trump Network (nutritional supplements)
Trumped! (syndicated radio spot)
Most of your bankrupties have to do with Atlantic City Casinos. Atlantic city went into the dumper in the early 90s because it suddenly had a lot of competition from Vegas and other states that legalized gambling. Many other casinos in Atlantic City also went bankrupt at about the same time.
You call thos eother businesses "failures," but that doesn't describe what actually happened. For instance, he had to get rid of his airline because of the settlement with the banks who financed his Atlantic city casinos.
You a know what really happened in Atlantic City?
You won't learn it by watching NBC News.
Fake news.
- Thread starter
- #194
No idea about an interview, just pointing out you are relying on Kremlin propaganda to make your asinine point.RT is directed by the Kremlin. Keep pushing their agenda like a good little marxist.Relying on Russian propaganda. Lol. At least you have come out of the closet. The rest of the libs need to come out.
Really, maybe you should stop posting and find a new hobby. This is not, me boy, russian propaganda. It is simply how the thinking people of the world see trump. Sorry, you are not a thinking person. You do not get to play.
RT interviewed trump...right? They love trump in Moscow....
You and trump LOVE the Kremlin. That is where he gets his orders...
easyt65
Diamond Member
- Aug 4, 2015
- 90,307
- 61,084
- 2,645
Ever wonder why snowflakes are so pi$$ed about people like Trump doing things LEGALLY?Ever wonder WHY U.S. banks REFUSE to lend Trump a dime, forcing this charlatan to look for financing from oligarchs???
Getting money from 'oligarchs'? Hillary took $145 million from the GB Bank while Bill met directly with Vladimir Putin.... Bwuhahahaha.....
- Apr 1, 2011
- 170,020
- 47,209
- 2,180
The Trump base loves Bolton. It's the democrat base that hates him. Proof that the world is upside and ass backwards in the liberal mind.
Of course the Trump base loves Bolton, he is a warmonger that lacks the balls to fight himself...just like all the Trump zealots on here
Sent from my iPhone using USMessageBoard.com
ROFL! Do you really expect a 69 year old man to sign up for the infantry?
Your argument is one of the all-time dumbest arguments posted in this forum.
- Thread starter
- #197
Ya your boy really is the KING OF BANKRUPTCY!
A "refresher" of our beloved Trump's business acumen
Trump Has Several Business Bankruptcies on His Record
Trump-controlled businesses have sought bankruptcy protection several times after those entities — nearly all of them casino properties — were several hundreds of millions of dollars or more in debt (although the exact number of bankruptcies tied to Trump is debatable, as his spokespeople routinely disclaim that “many of the filings occurred when Trump was no longer involved in the businesses”):
#1) Trump Taj Mahal (1991): The Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City opened in 1990, with Trump financing the completion of its construction with $675 million in junk bonds at 14% interest. By the following year the casino itself was in debt to the tune of $3 billion, while Trump himself owed some $900 million in personal liabilities.
In order to keep the Taj Mahal afloat, Trump struck a deal with his lenders in which he gave up half his ownership share and equity in the casino, sold his Trump Shuttle airline and his Trump Princess 220-foot yacht, and agreed to a bank-set limit on his personal spending in exchange for a lower interest rate and additional time to make his loan payments.
#2 and #3) Trump’s Castle and Trump Plaza Casinos (1992): Less than a year after the Taj Mahal bankruptcy Trump filed for Chapter 11 protection again for two more Atlantic City hotel-casinos, the Trump Plaza and Trump’s Castle, over their inability to make principal and interest payments on bonds. The Plaza ($550 million in debt) and the Castle ($338 million in debt) were competing against each other, as well as against the Taj Mahal, and Trump gave up a 50% share in exchange for more favorable terms on the debts.
#4) Trump Plaza Hotel (1992): Donald Trump filed for bankruptcy protection a third time in 1992 over the Trump Plaza Hotel on New York’s famous Fifth Avenue, overlooking Central Park in midtown Manhattan. Once again, Trump gave up a 49% stake in the property to secure more favorable terms from lenders on the luxury hotel’s debt of more than $550 million.
#5) Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts (2004): In 1995, Donald Trump established Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts as a publicly traded company, an entity that eventually consolidated his three Atlantic City casinos (Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Castle, and Trump Plaza), along with other properties, under one company. In 2004, Trump sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the company, with filings listing about $1.8 billion in debt. Yet again, Trump’s ownership in the business was reduced, from 47% to 27%, in order to obtain more favorable terms from lenders.
#6) Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009): After its 2004 bankruptcy, Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts was renamed Trump Entertainment Resorts (TER), and that latter entity went Chapter 11 in 2009 with a debt of $1.2 billion. Trump fought with his board of directors over how to restructure the company and ended up reducing his ownership share of the business once again (to 10%) and resigning as chairman of the board.
Other Trump Business Failures
As well, Donald Trump has undertaken a number of business projects that ultimately failed (or failed to live up to his lofty projections) without resulting in bankrupcties, including:
Trump Steaks
GoTrump (online travel site)
Trump Airlines
Trump Vodka
Trump Mortgage
Trump: The Game
Trump Magazine
Trump University
Trump Ice (bottled water)
The New Jersey Generals (pro football team)
Tour de Trump (bicycle race)
Trump Network (nutritional supplements)
Trumped! (syndicated radio spot)
Most of your bankrupties have to do with Atlantic City Casinos. Atlantic city went into the dumper in the early 90s because it suddenly had a lot of competition from Vegas and other states that legalized gambling. Many other casinos in Atlantic City also went bankrupt at about the same time.
You call thos eother businesses "failures," but that doesn't describe what actually happened. For instance, he had to get rid of his airline because of the settlement with the banks who financed his Atlantic city casinos.
You a know what really happened in Atlantic City?
You won't learn it by watching NBC News.
Fake news.
When the old Austrailian fart Murdoch dies....FIX News will be more liberal than NBC. WHAT WILL YOU DO?
Last edited:
nat4900
Diamond Member
- Mar 3, 2015
- 42,021
- 5,964
- 1,870
- Banned
- #198
I've seen no evidence that U.S. banks refuse to loan Trump money. Even if they did, he has those Atlantic casino bankrupties. They weren't his fault, but he used his leverage to squeeze the banks when it happened. Banks don't like that.
Read, comprehend, learn.......
How Donald Trump's father once bailed out his casino | News ...
The Trump Files: The Shady Way Fred Trump Tried to Save His Son's ...
Trump's dad bailed him out in 1970s to avoid bankruptcy - NY Daily ...
Trump's bad bet: How too much debt drove his biggest casino aground ...
How #Loser Donald Had His Dad Cheat in Atlantic City to Bail Him Out!
easyt65
Diamond Member
- Aug 4, 2015
- 90,307
- 61,084
- 2,645
Hillary took $145 million from the KGB Bank while Bill met with Vlad in Russia.You and trump LOVE the Kremlin. That is where he gets his orders...
Hillary's campaign manager's company worked for the Russians, his company's board members were 1/3rd made up of prominent Russian businessmen who had direct contact with the Kremlin and Putin, and it was revealed he took thousands of UN-REPORTED Russian stocks...
HIS brother, evidence shows, worked for the KGB Bank and THE Russian Spy agency that supposedly hacked the DNC...
Do you snowflakes ever THINK before opening up your hypocritical, dis-information spewing mouths?
---------------------------------------------------- yep , Bolton is a good guy same as The TRUMP . Both remind me of REAL Americans from the past and i like seeing it .The Trump base loves Bolton. It's the democrat base that hates him. Proof that the world is upside and ass backwards in the liberal mind.
Similar threads
- Replies
- 110
- Views
- 1K
- Replies
- 30
- Views
- 1K
- Replies
- 346
- Views
- 3K
Latest Discussions
- Replies
- 659
- Views
- 7K
- Replies
- 101
- Views
- 429
- Replies
- 76
- Views
- 458
- Replies
- 17
- Views
- 62
Forum List
-
-
-
-
-
Political Satire 8073
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
ObamaCare 781
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Member Usernotes 471
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-