“Some people just know how to win”

[P@triot]

When Donald Trump entered the business arena, he dominated. When Donald Trump entered the entertainment arena, he dominated. And when Donald Trump entered the political arena, he dominated. Despite never serving a single day in even the lowest public office of a rural town, he was elected President of the United States on his first attempt.

“Some people just know how to win,” said Zogby, who didn’t think Trump would make it out of the Republican primaries in 2016.

Donald Trump knows how to win. He’s competitive. He’s relentless. And he’s been successful in every endeavor he has undertaken.

Pollsters: Trump knows ‘how to win,' would beat 2020 liberal 'decisively'

 

[Stratford57]

I just hope Elites won't kill him same way as they killed Kennedy just after he wanted to establish better relationship with USSR.

 

[P@triot]

I just hope Elites won't kill them same way as they killed Kennedy just after he wanted to establish better relationship with USSR.

It would be much harder in this era. Not saying it can’t or won’t happen - but it would take some unthinkable brass on their behalf.

In the Kennedy era there was one poor Zapruder film. In the Trump era, there are tens of thousands of 4K HD iPhones all rolling at every moment. It would be impossible for them to cover up the evidence and get away with it.

 

[Stratford57]

I just hope Elites won't kill them same way as they killed Kennedy just after he wanted to establish better relationship with USSR.

It would be much harder in this era. Not saying it can’t or won’t happen - but it would take some unthinkable brass on their behalf.

In the Kennedy era there was one poor Zapruder film. In the Trump era, there are tens of thousands of 4K HD iPhones all rolling at every moment. It would be impossible for them to cover up the evidence and get away with it.

I sure will be happy if YOU are right and I am mistaken. However it won't hurt for all of us to keep praying for his health. Not just America but the whole world needs him if we still want to drain the Swamp.

 

[Zander]

Trump's dialogue with Russia is a game changer. Saint Barry used "Hope and Change" as a slogan - it worked to dupe guilty whites into voting for the incompetent (but clean and articulate!) half black man with no experience and a shady past. Once elected he didn't do shit except fuck up the healthcare system, invade a few more countries, and double the debt. He just went along and it was business as usual in the Swamp. Barry is a loser who's legacy is the "all gender bathroom". Congrats Saint Obama, you've usurped Jimmy Carter as the most incompetent POTUS in modern history.

Donald Trump, by contrast is a winner. He is not just talking - he is actually making real changes. The Neo-Cons are flipping out as their dreams of endless war evaporate. The LWNJ's are flipping out because a successful Trump presidency is a repudiation of their failed ideology.

The status quo is officially over. Thanks Donald!

 

[hazlnut]

When Donald Trump entered the business arena, he dominated. When Donald Trump entered the entertainment arena, he dominated. And when Donald Trump entered the political arena, he dominated. Despite never serving a single day in even the lowest public office of a rural town, he was elected President of the United States on his first attempt.

“Some people just know how to win,” said Zogby, who didn’t think Trump would make it out of the Republican primaries in 2016.

Donald Trump knows how to win. He’s competitive. He’s relentless. And he’s been successful in every endeavor he has undertaken.

Pollsters: Trump knows ‘how to win,' would beat 2020 liberal 'decisively'

Donald Trump is not considered a successful businessman. That is a lie, a myth, a PR front created by him.

His real talents were bankruptcy and branding.

He was notorious for giving away the store, a terrible negotiator, and letting projects go belly up while he got away with investors money.

No U.S. bank will extend him credit. What does that tell you?

 

[P@triot]

I just hope Elites won't kill them same way as they killed Kennedy just after he wanted to establish better relationship with USSR.

It would be much harder in this era. Not saying it can’t or won’t happen - but it would take some unthinkable brass on their behalf.

In the Kennedy era there was one poor Zapruder film. In the Trump era, there are tens of thousands of 4K HD iPhones all rolling at every moment. It would be impossible for them to cover up the evidence and get away with it.

I sure will be happy if YOU are right and I am mistaken. However it won't hurt for all of us to keep praying for his health. Not just America but the whole world needs him if we still want to drain the Swamp.

Just because they couldn’t get away with it doesn’t mean they may not do it. But they have to know going in that they are going down. Just to impossible to kill someone that much in the spotlight in this era of technology. These 4K HD recordings can reveal the smallest detail.

 

[Stratford57]

Trump's dialogue with Russia is a game changer. Saint Barry used "Hope and Change" as a slogan - it worked to dupe guilty whites into voting for the incompetent (but clean and articulate!) half black man with no experience and a shady past. Once elected he didn't do shit except fuck up the healthcare system, invade a few more countries, and double the debt. He just went along and it was business as usual in the Swamp. Barry is a loser who's legacy is the "all gender bathroom". Congrats Saint Obama, you've usurped Jimmy Carter as the most incompetent POTUS in modern history.

Donald Trump, by contrast is a winner. He is not just talking - he is actually making real changes. The Neo-Cons are flipping out as their dreams of endless war evaporate. The LWNJ's are flipping out because a successful Trump presidency is a repudiation of their failed ideology.

The status quo is officially over. Thanks Donald!

Trump and Putin working together is the worst nightmare for Deep State, Neocons, Globalists (I don't know if there even is any difference). Putin and Trump TOGETHER will get rid of all Globalists' projects pretty darn soon and after that it will be "Game Over!" for Deep State and they know that very well.

That's why all their puppets like Brennan, McCain, etc. are screaming "Trump is a traitor!" but they are traitors themselves.

 

[P@triot]

Trump and Putin working together is the worst nightmare for Deep State, Neocons, Globalists (I don't know if there even is any difference).

Don’t glorify Putin. He’s a murderous dictator. And nobody believes in the “deep state” more than Putin. He made his bones in the KGB during the ugly era of the Cold War. He deeply believes in state power over the people.

 

[nat4900]

When Donald Trump entered the business arena, he dominated. When Donald Trump entered the entertainment arena, he dominated. And when Donald Trump entered the political arena, he dominated. Despite never serving a single day in even the lowest public office of a rural town, he was elected President of the United States on his first attempt.

“Some people just know how to win,” said Zogby, who didn’t think Trump would make it out of the Republican primaries in 2016.

Donald Trump knows how to win. He’s competitive. He’s relentless. And he’s been successful in every endeavor he has undertaken.

Pollsters: Trump knows ‘how to win,' would beat 2020 liberal 'decisively'

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.

Trump Business Failures

Trump has undertaken a number of business projects that ultimately failed (or failed to live up to his lofty projections) without resulting in bankruptcies, including:

Trump Steaks
Go-Trump (online travel site)
Trump Airlines
Trump Vodka
Trump Mortgage
Trump: The Board 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)

 

[WaitingFor2020]

When Donald Trump entered the business arena, he dominated. When Donald Trump entered the entertainment arena, he dominated. And when Donald Trump entered the political arena, he dominated. Despite never serving a single day in even the lowest public office of a rural town, he was elected President of the United States on his first attempt.

“Some people just know how to win,” said Zogby, who didn’t think Trump would make it out of the Republican primaries in 2016.

Donald Trump knows how to win. He’s competitive. He’s relentless. And he’s been successful in every endeavor he has undertaken.

Pollsters: Trump knows ‘how to win,' would beat 2020 liberal 'decisively'

You could say the same thing about Kim Jong Un and Putin. They dominated, too.
Obviously you want to give up your individual rights and be dominated.
You like being on the bottom.

 

[P@triot]

When Donald Trump entered the business arena, he dominated. When Donald Trump entered the entertainment arena, he dominated. And when Donald Trump entered the political arena, he dominated. Despite never serving a single day in even the lowest public office of a rural town, he was elected President of the United States on his first attempt.

“Some people just know how to win,” said Zogby, who didn’t think Trump would make it out of the Republican primaries in 2016.

Donald Trump knows how to win. He’s competitive. He’s relentless. And he’s been successful in every endeavor he has undertaken.

Pollsters: Trump knows ‘how to win,' would beat 2020 liberal 'decisively'

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.

Trump Business Failures

Trump has undertaken a number of business projects that ultimately failed (or failed to live up to his lofty projections) without resulting in bankruptcies, including:

Trump Steaks
Go-Trump (online travel site)
Trump Airlines
Trump Vodka
Trump Mortgage
Trump: The Board 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)

Just out of curiosity...do you have a point to your whining? What does this have to do with anything?

 

[P@triot]

Obviously you want to give up your individual rights and be dominated

Uh...only the left forces citizens to surrender their rights. That’s why I’m a conservative, dumb ass.

 

[WaitingFor2020]

When Donald Trump entered the business arena, he dominated. When Donald Trump entered the entertainment arena, he dominated. And when Donald Trump entered the political arena, he dominated. Despite never serving a single day in even the lowest public office of a rural town, he was elected President of the United States on his first attempt.

“Some people just know how to win,” said Zogby, who didn’t think Trump would make it out of the Republican primaries in 2016.

Donald Trump knows how to win. He’s competitive. He’s relentless. And he’s been successful in every endeavor he has undertaken.

Pollsters: Trump knows ‘how to win,' would beat 2020 liberal 'decisively'

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.

Trump Business Failures

Trump has undertaken a number of business projects that ultimately failed (or failed to live up to his lofty projections) without resulting in bankruptcies, including:

Trump Steaks
Go-Trump (online travel site)
Trump Airlines
Trump Vodka
Trump Mortgage
Trump: The Board 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)

Let's not forget the Trump University FRAUD lawsuit for $35,000,000 and the Trump Foundation fundraising activities being shut down in NY state for ethics violations.

Dumbass O/P forgets that Trump's daddy gave him everything: Money, co-signatures on loans after his bankruptcies and then inheritance when he died.

Trump is NOT a self-made man.

 

[WaitingFor2020]

Obviously you want to give up your individual rights and be dominated

Uh...only the left forces citizens to surrender their rights. That’s why I’m a conservative, dumb ass.

You're not a conservative if you are subservient to your POTUS.
You used the word dominated, asshole, not me. Maybe you need a Merriam-Webster definition to help you out.

So list some of the rights you've surrendered under Democratic presidents.
Go ahead. I'm waiting.

 

[P@triot]

You could say the same thing about Kim Jong Un and Putin.

Um...no you can’t.

Kim Jong Un was the son of a dictator. He never went into business, entertainment, or politics. He merely inherited the dictatorship.

And Putin? Well, he went into politics. But never business or entertainment. Good God you are ignorant.

 

[Norman]

When Donald Trump entered the business arena, he dominated. When Donald Trump entered the entertainment arena, he dominated. And when Donald Trump entered the political arena, he dominated. Despite never serving a single day in even the lowest public office of a rural town, he was elected President of the United States on his first attempt.

“Some people just know how to win,” said Zogby, who didn’t think Trump would make it out of the Republican primaries in 2016.

Donald Trump knows how to win. He’s competitive. He’s relentless. And he’s been successful in every endeavor he has undertaken.

Pollsters: Trump knows ‘how to win,' would beat 2020 liberal 'decisively'

And most importantly, as a president he dominates!

 

[WaitingFor2020]

Trump and Putin working together is the worst nightmare for Deep State, Neocons, Globalists (I don't know if there even is any difference).

Don’t glorify Putin. He’s a murderous dictator. And nobody believes in the “deep state” more than Putin. He made his bones in the KGB during the ugly era of the Cold War. He deeply believes in state power over the people.

And Trump adores him.
God, you're an idiot.

 

[P@triot]

You're not a conservative if you are subservient to your POTUS.

Our POTUS, snowflake. Our POTUS.

You used the word dominated, asshole, not me.

Whoooooo.....someone has been T-R-I-G-G-E-R-E-D.

Why does President Trump’s astounding success bother you so much? I’m just curious. Be honest.

 

[P@triot]

And Trump adores him.

How come you have to resort to lying in every post, sweetie? You are SO “triggered” right now.

Damn you fragile snowflakes are hilarious!