When Donald Trump bought Mar-A-Lago, he sued the city of Palm Beach to force them to allow Blacks and Jews to join the country club. Your efforts to make President Trump appear a racist are childish and foolish.
Why is a black woman under attack for her personal life when the person she is investigating is under indictment in another state for covering up an affair with a porn star
Didn't you guys say the same bullshit with the panty-sniffing raid against Clinton?
She and her associate had a brief workplace relationship that had NOTHING to do with him getting hired or how they are pursuing the case against Trump.
Nope. Because she funneled a $700,000 gvt contract to her lover. And Bragg brought 7 year old bullshit charges that everyone else (even himself) has rejected, solely for political purposes
It is all about how people are taxed and pay for cost increases in products, services in any way. You see it is like blackmail. With the perp pushed as innocent.
Nope. Because she funneled a $700,000 gvt contract to her lover. And Bragg brought 7 year old bullshit charges that everyone else (even himself) has rejected, solely for political purposes
Nope. Because she funneled a $700,000 gvt contract to her lover. And Bragg brought 7 year old bullshit charges that everyone else (even himself) has rejected, solely for political purposes
Nah, I think that they, like you, have micropenises
When Donald Trump bought Mar-A-Lago, he sued the city of Palm Beach to force them to allow Blacks and Jews to join the country club. Your efforts to make President Trump appear a racist are childish and foolish.
Trump did accept African Americans and Jews at Mar-a-Lago at a time when most private clubs in Palm Beach, Fla., were not open to them. But it was a business move, not a crusade, and he did not sue in court to do so.
A years-old pro-Trump Facebook post that’s still viral shows a photo of a young Donald Trump with the headline: "So You
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Case: United States v. Fred C. Trump, Donald Trump, and Trump Management, Inc.
1:73-01529 | U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York
Filed Date: Oct. 15, 1973
Closed Date: June 10, 1977
Case Summary
This case was brought against Fred and Donald Trump, and their real estate company, in 1973 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York.
In October 1973, the Justice Department filed this civil rights case in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (federal court in Brooklyn) against Fred Trump, Donald Trump, and their real estate company. The complaint alleged that the firm had committed systemic violations of the Fair Housing Act of 1968 in their many complexes--39 buildings, between them containing over 14,000 apartments. The allegations included evidence from black and white "testers" who had sought to rent apartments; the white testers were told of vacancies; the black testers were not, or were steered to apartment complexes with a higher proportion of racial minorities. The complaint also alleged that Trump employees had placed codes next to housing applicant names to indicate if they were black.
Trump did accept African Americans and Jews at Mar-a-Lago at a time when most private clubs in Palm Beach, Fla., were not open to them. But it was a business move, not a crusade, and he did not sue in court to do so.
A years-old pro-Trump Facebook post that’s still viral shows a photo of a young Donald Trump with the headline: "So You
www.politifact.com
Case: United States v. Fred C. Trump, Donald Trump, and Trump Management, Inc.
1:73-01529 | U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York
Filed Date: Oct. 15, 1973
Closed Date: June 10, 1977
Case Summary
This case was brought against Fred and Donald Trump, and their real estate company, in 1973 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York.
In October 1973, the Justice Department filed this civil rights case in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (federal court in Brooklyn) against Fred Trump, Donald Trump, and their real estate company. The complaint alleged that the firm had committed systemic violations of the Fair Housing Act of 1968 in their many complexes--39 buildings, between them containing over 14,000 apartments. The allegations included evidence from black and white "testers" who had sought to rent apartments; the white testers were told of vacancies; the black testers were not, or were steered to apartment complexes with a higher proportion of racial minorities. The complaint also alleged that Trump employees had placed codes next to housing applicant names to indicate if they were black.