Creating jobs that NEVER pay ..

[Soggy in NOLA]

Given your logic, if I own stock in Exxon and they declare bankruptcy, then I filed bankruptcy.

Oh. Is your name on a gas station?

Oh goody, another numbnut with zero understanding of basic business law.

I'll take that as a no.

Your analogy fails.

What analogy? Are you high? You put up a picture of a casino sign and ask me if my name is on a gas station and then start babbling about analogies? Geeze Louise you're dense.

 

[g5000]

Trump has no problem claiming credit for building his casinos and "creating jobs". But I see the Chumps defend his catastrophes.

Trump's Taj - Open at Last, With a Scary Appetite

All along there were doubters, Donald J. Trump recalled. ''Nobody thought it could be built. That was the biggest risk - just getting it built. But I love proving people wrong.''

What inspired ''The Donald'' in his latest I-told-you-so mood was the opening last week of his third Atlantic City casino, the Trump Taj Mahal. Dubbed the ''Eighth Wonder of the World'' by its giddy publicists, the gaudy, 17-acre Taj is the largest casino complex ever built. After years of spending, its cash flow had begun.

Mr. Trump has since poured another $500 million or so into the hulking facility, bringing the total debt on his three Atlantic City casinos to more than $1.2 billion. For months, that has spurred doubts among some gaming analysts - and casino rivals - that Mr. Trump can transform the former white elephant into a cash cow and avoid having the Taj ''cannibalize'' the earnings of his other two casinos.

 

[blackhawk]

How much are all those shovel ready jobs paying?

 

[g5000]

Trump claimed the Taj as his own. "I love proving people wrong." He took credit for it. He deserves blame for the catastrophe.

 

[francoHFW]

So stupid liberal hacks are okay with filing personal bankruptcy stiffing paying customers with their bills but a corporation should never file for bankruptcy even when money grubbing politicians kill the business with oppressive taxes? There's a reason so many casino's in Atlantic City went bust, yep Dem's in state government sunk their tax and spend vamp fangs into the area killing it.

provide a list of casinos that went belly up in 1990 .....

I lived there fool, NJ Democrats and their crime family public employee unions are corrupt as hell. Why don't you look up the property tax rates in Atlantic City then you won't look like a retard.

I could care less where you lived and property taxes ... the casino business wasn't in trouble when and where you claim it was ...

Your ignorant.

Actually, you're ignorant and proud of your bigotry. Typical RWer. Trump is an obvious a-hole lol, like the GOP base lol. Getting killed. Poll shows Hillary Clinton with battleground leads - CNNPolitics.com

Joisy? I'm from Joisy too. Just taught at Wardlaw-Hartridge in Edison. I thought NJ might be like Buffalo, a hidden gem. Not so much lol...The shore, richer enclaves, and near NY/Pa are nice.

 

[francoHFW]

How much are all those shovel ready jobs paying?

Paid great. Turned out , the fact some were delayed was good, as GOP blocked all investment in US after that. "Must protect bloated rich a-hole GOPers...".

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Trump has no problem claiming credit for building his casinos and "creating jobs". But I see the Chumps defend his catastrophes.

Trump's Taj - Open at Last, With a Scary Appetite

All along there were doubters, Donald J. Trump recalled. ''Nobody thought it could be built. That was the biggest risk - just getting it built. But I love proving people wrong.''

What inspired ''The Donald'' in his latest I-told-you-so mood was the opening last week of his third Atlantic City casino, the Trump Taj Mahal. Dubbed the ''Eighth Wonder of the World'' by its giddy publicists, the gaudy, 17-acre Taj is the largest casino complex ever built. After years of spending, its cash flow had begun.

Mr. Trump has since poured another $500 million or so into the hulking facility, bringing the total debt on his three Atlantic City casinos to more than $1.2 billion. For months, that has spurred doubts among some gaming analysts - and casino rivals - that Mr. Trump can transform the former white elephant into a cash cow and avoid having the Taj ''cannibalize'' the earnings of his other two casinos.

I'm not defending anything. Just pointing out that Trump has never declared bankruptcy.

Now, go back to sleep poopy-pants.

 

[Siete]

Trump has no problem claiming credit for building his casinos and "creating jobs". But I see the Chumps defend his catastrophes.

Trump's Taj - Open at Last, With a Scary Appetite

All along there were doubters, Donald J. Trump recalled. ''Nobody thought it could be built. That was the biggest risk - just getting it built. But I love proving people wrong.''

What inspired ''The Donald'' in his latest I-told-you-so mood was the opening last week of his third Atlantic City casino, the Trump Taj Mahal. Dubbed the ''Eighth Wonder of the World'' by its giddy publicists, the gaudy, 17-acre Taj is the largest casino complex ever built. After years of spending, its cash flow had begun.

Mr. Trump has since poured another $500 million or so into the hulking facility, bringing the total debt on his three Atlantic City casinos to more than $1.2 billion. For months, that has spurred doubts among some gaming analysts - and casino rivals - that Mr. Trump can transform the former white elephant into a cash cow and avoid having the Taj ''cannibalize'' the earnings of his other two casinos.

I'm not defending anything. Just pointing out that Trump has never declared bankruptcy.

Now, go back to sleep poopy-pants.

Bankruptcy 1: The Trump Taj Mahal, 1991

The first bankruptcy associated with Trump was perhaps the most significant in terms of his personal finances, according to news reports at the time. He funded the construction of the $1 billion Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, which opened in 1990. By 1991, the casino was nearly $3 billion in debt, while Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization, according to the New York Times. As a result, Trump gave up half his personal stake in the casino and sold his yacht and airline, according to the Washington Post.

Bankruptcy 2: Trump Plaza Hotel, 1992

Trump acquired the Plaza Hotel in New York for $390 million in 1988. By 1992, the hotel had accumulated $550 million in debt. As a result of the bankruptcy, in exchange for easier terms on which to pay off the debts, Trump relinquished a 49 percent stake in the Plaza to a total of six lenders, according to ABC News. Trump remained the hotel’s CEO, but it was merely a gesture -- he didn’t earn a salary and had no say in the hotel’s day-to-day operations, according to the New York Times.

Bankruptcy 3: Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts, 2004

Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts filed for bankruptcy again in 2004 when his casinos -- including the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Marina and Trump Plaza casinos in Atlantic City and a riverboat casino in Indiana -- had accrued an estimated $1.8 billion in debt, according to the Associated Press. Trump agreed to reduce his share in the company from 47 to 27 percent in a restructuring plan, but he was still the company’s largest single shareholder and remained in charge of its operations. Trump told the Associated Press at the time that the company represented less than 1 percent of his net worth.

Bankruptcy 4: Trump Entertainment Resorts, 2009

Trump Entertainment Resorts -- formerly Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts -- was hit hard by the 2008 economic recession and missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment in December 2008, according to ABC News. After debating with the company’s board of directors, Trump resigned as the company’s chairman and had his corporate stake in the company reduced to 10 percent. The company continued to use Trump’s name in licensing.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Trump has no problem claiming credit for building his casinos and "creating jobs". But I see the Chumps defend his catastrophes.

Trump's Taj - Open at Last, With a Scary Appetite

All along there were doubters, Donald J. Trump recalled. ''Nobody thought it could be built. That was the biggest risk - just getting it built. But I love proving people wrong.''

What inspired ''The Donald'' in his latest I-told-you-so mood was the opening last week of his third Atlantic City casino, the Trump Taj Mahal. Dubbed the ''Eighth Wonder of the World'' by its giddy publicists, the gaudy, 17-acre Taj is the largest casino complex ever built. After years of spending, its cash flow had begun.

Mr. Trump has since poured another $500 million or so into the hulking facility, bringing the total debt on his three Atlantic City casinos to more than $1.2 billion. For months, that has spurred doubts among some gaming analysts - and casino rivals - that Mr. Trump can transform the former white elephant into a cash cow and avoid having the Taj ''cannibalize'' the earnings of his other two casinos.

I'm not defending anything. Just pointing out that Trump has never declared bankruptcy.

Now, go back to sleep poopy-pants.

Bankruptcy 1: The Trump Taj Mahal, 1991

The first bankruptcy associated with Trump was perhaps the most significant in terms of his personal finances, according to news reports at the time. He funded the construction of the $1 billion Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, which opened in 1990. By 1991, the casino was nearly $3 billion in debt, while Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization, according to the New York Times. As a result, Trump gave up half his personal stake in the casino and sold his yacht and airline, according to the Washington Post.

Bankruptcy 2: Trump Plaza Hotel, 1992

Trump acquired the Plaza Hotel in New York for $390 million in 1988. By 1992, the hotel had accumulated $550 million in debt. As a result of the bankruptcy, in exchange for easier terms on which to pay off the debts, Trump relinquished a 49 percent stake in the Plaza to a total of six lenders, according to ABC News. Trump remained the hotel’s CEO, but it was merely a gesture -- he didn’t earn a salary and had no say in the hotel’s day-to-day operations, according to the New York Times.

Bankruptcy 3: Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts, 2004

Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts filed for bankruptcy again in 2004 when his casinos -- including the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Marina and Trump Plaza casinos in Atlantic City and a riverboat casino in Indiana -- had accrued an estimated $1.8 billion in debt, according to the Associated Press. Trump agreed to reduce his share in the company from 47 to 27 percent in a restructuring plan, but he was still the company’s largest single shareholder and remained in charge of its operations. Trump told the Associated Press at the time that the company represented less than 1 percent of his net worth.

Bankruptcy 4: Trump Entertainment Resorts, 2009

Trump Entertainment Resorts -- formerly Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts -- was hit hard by the 2008 economic recession and missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment in December 2008, according to ABC News. After debating with the company’s board of directors, Trump resigned as the company’s chairman and had his corporate stake in the company reduced to 10 percent. The company continued to use Trump’s name in licensing.

Ya just don't get it do ya......

 

[BluesLegend]

So stupid liberal hacks are okay with filing personal bankruptcy stiffing paying customers with their bills but a corporation should never file for bankruptcy even when money grubbing politicians kill the business with oppressive taxes? There's a reason so many casino's in Atlantic City went bust, yep Dem's in state government sunk their tax and spend vamp fangs into the area killing it.

provide a list of casinos that went belly up in 1990 .....

I lived there fool, NJ Democrats and their crime family public employee unions are corrupt as hell. Why don't you look up the property tax rates in Atlantic City then you won't look like a retard.

I could care less where you lived and property taxes ... the casino business wasn't in trouble when and where you claim it was ...

Your ignorant.

Actually, you're ignorant and proud of your bigotry. Typical RWer. Trump is an obvious a-hole lol, like the GOP base lol. Getting killed. Poll shows Hillary Clinton with battleground leads - CNNPolitics.com

Joisy? I'm from Joisy too. Just taught at Wardlaw-Hartridge in Edison. I thought NJ might be like Buffalo, a hidden gem. Not so much lol...The shore, richer enclaves, and near NY/Pa are nice.

It could be worse, you could be living in Maine lol

 

[g5000]

Trump has no problem claiming credit for building his casinos and "creating jobs". But I see the Chumps defend his catastrophes.

Trump's Taj - Open at Last, With a Scary Appetite

All along there were doubters, Donald J. Trump recalled. ''Nobody thought it could be built. That was the biggest risk - just getting it built. But I love proving people wrong.''

What inspired ''The Donald'' in his latest I-told-you-so mood was the opening last week of his third Atlantic City casino, the Trump Taj Mahal. Dubbed the ''Eighth Wonder of the World'' by its giddy publicists, the gaudy, 17-acre Taj is the largest casino complex ever built. After years of spending, its cash flow had begun.

Mr. Trump has since poured another $500 million or so into the hulking facility, bringing the total debt on his three Atlantic City casinos to more than $1.2 billion. For months, that has spurred doubts among some gaming analysts - and casino rivals - that Mr. Trump can transform the former white elephant into a cash cow and avoid having the Taj ''cannibalize'' the earnings of his other two casinos.

I'm not defending anything. Just pointing out that Trump has never declared bankruptcy.

Now, go back to sleep poopy-pants.

Bankruptcy 1: The Trump Taj Mahal, 1991

The first bankruptcy associated with Trump was perhaps the most significant in terms of his personal finances, according to news reports at the time. He funded the construction of the $1 billion Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, which opened in 1990. By 1991, the casino was nearly $3 billion in debt, while Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization, according to the New York Times. As a result, Trump gave up half his personal stake in the casino and sold his yacht and airline, according to the Washington Post.

Bankruptcy 2: Trump Plaza Hotel, 1992

Trump acquired the Plaza Hotel in New York for $390 million in 1988. By 1992, the hotel had accumulated $550 million in debt. As a result of the bankruptcy, in exchange for easier terms on which to pay off the debts, Trump relinquished a 49 percent stake in the Plaza to a total of six lenders, according to ABC News. Trump remained the hotel’s CEO, but it was merely a gesture -- he didn’t earn a salary and had no say in the hotel’s day-to-day operations, according to the New York Times.

Bankruptcy 3: Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts, 2004

Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts filed for bankruptcy again in 2004 when his casinos -- including the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Marina and Trump Plaza casinos in Atlantic City and a riverboat casino in Indiana -- had accrued an estimated $1.8 billion in debt, according to the Associated Press. Trump agreed to reduce his share in the company from 47 to 27 percent in a restructuring plan, but he was still the company’s largest single shareholder and remained in charge of its operations. Trump told the Associated Press at the time that the company represented less than 1 percent of his net worth.

Bankruptcy 4: Trump Entertainment Resorts, 2009

Trump Entertainment Resorts -- formerly Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts -- was hit hard by the 2008 economic recession and missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment in December 2008, according to ABC News. After debating with the company’s board of directors, Trump resigned as the company’s chairman and had his corporate stake in the company reduced to 10 percent. The company continued to use Trump’s name in licensing.

Ya just don't get it do ya......

View attachment 79857

What part of "Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization" do you not understand, rube?

 

[Siete]

Trump has no problem claiming credit for building his casinos and "creating jobs". But I see the Chumps defend his catastrophes.

Trump's Taj - Open at Last, With a Scary Appetite

All along there were doubters, Donald J. Trump recalled. ''Nobody thought it could be built. That was the biggest risk - just getting it built. But I love proving people wrong.''

What inspired ''The Donald'' in his latest I-told-you-so mood was the opening last week of his third Atlantic City casino, the Trump Taj Mahal. Dubbed the ''Eighth Wonder of the World'' by its giddy publicists, the gaudy, 17-acre Taj is the largest casino complex ever built. After years of spending, its cash flow had begun.

Mr. Trump has since poured another $500 million or so into the hulking facility, bringing the total debt on his three Atlantic City casinos to more than $1.2 billion. For months, that has spurred doubts among some gaming analysts - and casino rivals - that Mr. Trump can transform the former white elephant into a cash cow and avoid having the Taj ''cannibalize'' the earnings of his other two casinos.

I'm not defending anything. Just pointing out that Trump has never declared bankruptcy.

Now, go back to sleep poopy-pants.

Bankruptcy 1: The Trump Taj Mahal, 1991

The first bankruptcy associated with Trump was perhaps the most significant in terms of his personal finances, according to news reports at the time. He funded the construction of the $1 billion Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, which opened in 1990. By 1991, the casino was nearly $3 billion in debt, while Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization, according to the New York Times. As a result, Trump gave up half his personal stake in the casino and sold his yacht and airline, according to the Washington Post.

Bankruptcy 2: Trump Plaza Hotel, 1992

Trump acquired the Plaza Hotel in New York for $390 million in 1988. By 1992, the hotel had accumulated $550 million in debt. As a result of the bankruptcy, in exchange for easier terms on which to pay off the debts, Trump relinquished a 49 percent stake in the Plaza to a total of six lenders, according to ABC News. Trump remained the hotel’s CEO, but it was merely a gesture -- he didn’t earn a salary and had no say in the hotel’s day-to-day operations, according to the New York Times.

Bankruptcy 3: Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts, 2004

Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts filed for bankruptcy again in 2004 when his casinos -- including the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Marina and Trump Plaza casinos in Atlantic City and a riverboat casino in Indiana -- had accrued an estimated $1.8 billion in debt, according to the Associated Press. Trump agreed to reduce his share in the company from 47 to 27 percent in a restructuring plan, but he was still the company’s largest single shareholder and remained in charge of its operations. Trump told the Associated Press at the time that the company represented less than 1 percent of his net worth.

Bankruptcy 4: Trump Entertainment Resorts, 2009

Trump Entertainment Resorts -- formerly Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts -- was hit hard by the 2008 economic recession and missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment in December 2008, according to ABC News. After debating with the company’s board of directors, Trump resigned as the company’s chairman and had his corporate stake in the company reduced to 10 percent. The company continued to use Trump’s name in licensing.

Ya just don't get it do ya......

View attachment 79857

in 1991 ...

Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization



no, I don't get it, explain it to me ..

 

[Siete]

Trump has no problem claiming credit for building his casinos and "creating jobs". But I see the Chumps defend his catastrophes.

Trump's Taj - Open at Last, With a Scary Appetite

All along there were doubters, Donald J. Trump recalled. ''Nobody thought it could be built. That was the biggest risk - just getting it built. But I love proving people wrong.''

What inspired ''The Donald'' in his latest I-told-you-so mood was the opening last week of his third Atlantic City casino, the Trump Taj Mahal. Dubbed the ''Eighth Wonder of the World'' by its giddy publicists, the gaudy, 17-acre Taj is the largest casino complex ever built. After years of spending, its cash flow had begun.

Mr. Trump has since poured another $500 million or so into the hulking facility, bringing the total debt on his three Atlantic City casinos to more than $1.2 billion. For months, that has spurred doubts among some gaming analysts - and casino rivals - that Mr. Trump can transform the former white elephant into a cash cow and avoid having the Taj ''cannibalize'' the earnings of his other two casinos.

I'm not defending anything. Just pointing out that Trump has never declared bankruptcy.

Now, go back to sleep poopy-pants.

Bankruptcy 1: The Trump Taj Mahal, 1991

The first bankruptcy associated with Trump was perhaps the most significant in terms of his personal finances, according to news reports at the time. He funded the construction of the $1 billion Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, which opened in 1990. By 1991, the casino was nearly $3 billion in debt, while Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization, according to the New York Times. As a result, Trump gave up half his personal stake in the casino and sold his yacht and airline, according to the Washington Post.

Bankruptcy 2: Trump Plaza Hotel, 1992

Trump acquired the Plaza Hotel in New York for $390 million in 1988. By 1992, the hotel had accumulated $550 million in debt. As a result of the bankruptcy, in exchange for easier terms on which to pay off the debts, Trump relinquished a 49 percent stake in the Plaza to a total of six lenders, according to ABC News. Trump remained the hotel’s CEO, but it was merely a gesture -- he didn’t earn a salary and had no say in the hotel’s day-to-day operations, according to the New York Times.

Bankruptcy 3: Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts, 2004

Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts filed for bankruptcy again in 2004 when his casinos -- including the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Marina and Trump Plaza casinos in Atlantic City and a riverboat casino in Indiana -- had accrued an estimated $1.8 billion in debt, according to the Associated Press. Trump agreed to reduce his share in the company from 47 to 27 percent in a restructuring plan, but he was still the company’s largest single shareholder and remained in charge of its operations. Trump told the Associated Press at the time that the company represented less than 1 percent of his net worth.

Bankruptcy 4: Trump Entertainment Resorts, 2009

Trump Entertainment Resorts -- formerly Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts -- was hit hard by the 2008 economic recession and missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment in December 2008, according to ABC News. After debating with the company’s board of directors, Trump resigned as the company’s chairman and had his corporate stake in the company reduced to 10 percent. The company continued to use Trump’s name in licensing.

Ya just don't get it do ya......

View attachment 79857

What part of "Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization" do you not understand, rube?

beat me to it

 

[Siete]

the little NOLA cockroach must have vanished back to the sewer ..


RW rubes get their ass gift wrapped and handed to them so often they must think every day is Christmas,

 

[Mr Natural]

in 1991 ...

Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization



no, I don't get it, explain it to me

It's all part of being a shrewd businessman.

Why pay people if you don't have to?

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

I thought this thread was going to be an admittance from the left of just how bad Obamacare fucked up jobs in this country.

Silly me

 

[initforme]

Its getting time to put a personal income limit for running for president. You make over a million a year, you are out. Take corporate influence out of the equation. Man corporate america and wall street would go nuts. One doesn't get rich being honest.

 

[initforme]

Some of my wealthiest clients were people that balked at paying their bills. Its an inverse proportion.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

the little NOLA cockroach must have vanished back to the sewer ..


RW rubes get their ass gift wrapped and handed to them so often they must think every day is Christmas,

No, just lunch. Douchebag.

You handed nothing to me.... you either don't know what the hell you're taking about, or, as I suspect, you're just an intellectually dishonest partisan hack.

 

[Siete]

the little NOLA cockroach must have vanished back to the sewer ..


RW rubes get their ass gift wrapped and handed to them so often they must think every day is Christmas,

No, just lunch. Douchebag.

You handed nothing to me.... you either don't know what the hell you're taking about, or, as I suspect, you're just an intellectually dishonest partisan hack.

in 1991 ...

Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization



no, I don't get it, explain it to me ..




so wash down lunch with a glass of Trump piss and start explaining