In normal world, this is known as "fraud".

[Mac1958]

Give it a break, it's just the way people do business.

No, it isn't. Most companies -- and the business clients I've had over the decades -- are FAR more concerned with screwing up and getting sideways with the law than they are with ignoring the law and breaking it whenever they damn well please.

THAT is NORMAL world. Not this.

 

[Lesh]

Banks still loaned him money, so they must have liked his style.

The loan officers loved the commission

 

[dudmuck]

Give it a break, it's just the way people do business.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

In Normal World, when you overstate the value of your holdings on official documents for the purpose of obtaining loans, that's known as "fraud". When you VASTLY overstate them, that's known as "another day in TrumpWorld™".

Defrauding people is "bad" It's "dishonest". People who commit fraud are "lying".

Here are just a few examples of how Trump commits fraud on financial documents to MAKE IT SEEM that he has a LOT more money than he does.

Trump Tower Triplex
Trump's claim: 30,000 sq ft
Actual appraisal: 10,996 sq ft

Seven Springs Estate Value
Trump's claim: $291 million
Actual appraisal: $30 million

40 Wall Street
Trump's claim: $527 million
Actual appraisal: $220 million

Mar-A-Lago
Trump's claim: $612 million
Actual value: $27.6 million

TNGC Briarcliff and TNGC LA
Trump's claim: $73 million
Actual value: $16 million

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So I guess the question is, why are his followers so willing to overlook blatant fraud like this? Would any of you like to answer that question?

Let the deflection and personal attacks begin!

Source: Page 21 and beyond, DocumentCloud

Why do we overlook such fraud?
Because the alternative is a party that is openly working to flood and transform our country with the third-world!!!!!