Exposing How Donald Trump Really Made His Fortune

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Don't care how he made his money. I'll leave the envy to the libs

So you don't care that Daddy made his money on the tax payer dime.

Interesting.

No, I don't. As explained, I'm not an envious liberal.

 

[OnePercenter]

Trump took his real estate efforts to Manhattan, which his father always avoided because it was the big leagues for developers whom he feared would eat his lunch. Donald had no such trepidation, locked horns with a lot of the establishment types, and did quite well for himself.

But, yeah, he'd be better prepared for the presidency if he'd been a community agitator in Harlem instead.

Yes, Trump did so well that he had to file bankruptcy four times. Thank God for bankruptcy laws that allow billionaires to stay billionaires and screw those that invested with him and purchased his properties.

 

[Stephanie]

lol, so up until now nobody knew how he made his millions. can you believe this

too bad they don't worry over the corrupted way Hillary made her Millions. 160 million since Bill left office . can anyone name what jobs they have that they make that much money at it?

 

[OnePercenter]

lol, so up until now nobody knew how he made his millions. can you believe this

too bad they don't worry over the corrupted way Hillary made her Millions. 160 million since Bill left office . can anyone name what jobs they have that they make that much money at it?

How many times have the Clinton's filed bankruptcy?

 

[hadit]

Trump took his real estate efforts to Manhattan, which his father always avoided because it was the big leagues for developers whom he feared would eat his lunch. Donald had no such trepidation, locked horns with a lot of the establishment types, and did quite well for himself.

But, yeah, he'd be better prepared for the presidency if he'd been a community agitator in Harlem instead.

Yes, Trump did so well that he had to file bankruptcy four times. Thank God for bankruptcy laws that allow billionaires to stay billionaires and screw those that invested with him and purchased his properties.

Actually, his COMPANIES filed for bankruptcy, not Trump himself. There's a difference.

 

[blastoff]

Trump took his real estate efforts to Manhattan, which his father always avoided because it was the big leagues for developers whom he feared would eat his lunch. Donald had no such trepidation, locked horns with a lot of the establishment types, and did quite well for himself.

But, yeah, he'd be better prepared for the presidency if he'd been a community agitator in Harlem instead.

Yes, Trump did so well that he had to file bankruptcy four times. Thank God for bankruptcy laws that allow billionaires to stay billionaires and screw those that invested with him and purchased his properties.

So Trump is guilty of using legislation written by and signed into law by various professional politicians, just as thousands of other corporate entities have done over the decades? Your angst and wedged undies are duly noted, and with luck your crack is sorely chafed over it.

 

[OnePercenter]

Actually, his COMPANIES filed for bankruptcy, not Trump himself. There's a difference.

Yes, and set a record for corporate bankruptcies.

Donald Trump bankruptcy: Everything you want to know

 

[Sallow]

Trump took his real estate efforts to Manhattan, which his father always avoided because it was the big leagues for developers whom he feared would eat his lunch. Donald had no such trepidation, locked horns with a lot of the establishment types, and did quite well for himself.

But, yeah, he'd be better prepared for the presidency if he'd been a community agitator in Harlem instead.

He didn't lock horns with anyone.

 

[hadit]

Actually, his COMPANIES filed for bankruptcy, not Trump himself. There's a difference.

Yes, and set a record for corporate bankruptcies.

Donald Trump bankruptcy: Everything you want to know

So how is that significant, again? He obviously doesn't let momentary failure stop him from pushing forward and achieving his goals. That's laudable. Would you prefer he quit the first time a company ran into trouble?