Donald Trump University led to student’s $45,000 debt buying seminars and products

[nicoleivy5]

Donald Trump University led to student’s $45,000 debt buying seminars and products - full story

“It was a lie,” said Maddings, an ex-marine now 32, who told The Daily Beast that he racked up around $45,000 in credit card debt to buy Trump University seminars and products.

Trump, of course, told a different story on an appearance Fox News Sundayin February.

“I’ll tell you about the school,” Trump said. “Ninety-eight percent of the people that took the courses, 98 percent approved of the courses. They thought they were terrific.”

 

[westwall]

Wow. Compared to the average debt for a liberal arts degree of around 100,000 that sounds like a deal.

 

[nicoleivy5]

Wow. Compared to the average debt for a liberal arts degree of around 100,000 that sounds like a deal.

yeah but Trumps seminars were literally useless

 

[rdean]

Wow. Compared to the average debt for a liberal arts degree of around 100,000 that sounds like a deal.

yeah but Trumps seminars were literally useless

Most Republicans think college is useless. They actually believe kids just party and get high all day every day.

 

[westwall]

Wow. Compared to the average debt for a liberal arts degree of around 100,000 that sounds like a deal.

yeah but Trumps seminars were literally useless

So's a liberal arts degree. Just sayin...

 

[turzovka]

If in all these anecdotes your mission is to demonstrate Trump's character is lower and worse than Hillary's, forget it.
Hillary may win the election but she in no way is a more honorable, trustworthy individual who would be less likely to work with subversive global or corporate powers with their ongoing manipulation of society and the economy. She is malevolent, Trump is merely a blustering businessman with a change of objectives. He did not come to Washington to make money or do evil outside influences any favors.