I know Trump. Don't vote for him: Ex-Harrah's executive

[guno]

Everyone who has dealt with this mutant says the same, he really conned the rubes

My opinion of Donald Trump from the 1980s has not changed. The negative publicity about Trump during this campaign — his conduct toward women, his business failures and his explosive temperament — matches my dealings with him.

In 1986 we terminated the partnership by selling our half of Harrah’s at Trump Plaza back to Trump. He promptly changed the name to Trump Plaza and took over operations. Trump Plaza filed for bankruptcy in 1992. It closed in 2014 after additional bankruptcies. In contrast, Harrah’s flourished during this same period, and I retired as Chairman in 2005. If an investor had purchased $10,000 of Harrah’s/Holiday Inn stock in 1982 and held onto it until 2005, it was worth over $1 million. As the New York Timessaid in an article in June, there is “little doubt that Mr. Trump’s casino business was a protracted failure.” His employees, shareholders and bondholders suffered.


I know Trump. Don't vote for him: Ex-Harrah's executive

 

[007]

Too late... he's already got the support of the vast majority of decent Americans that aren't stupid enough to vote for a corrupt old criminal hag.

 

[cnm]

Too late... he's already got the support of the vast majority of decent Americans that aren't stupid enough to vote for a corrupt old criminal hag.

Hillarity.

 

[cnm]

Obama described Hair Drumpf's characteristics and behaviours quite well.

 

[Wolfstrike]

we appreciate the opinion from someone who gets rich off of gambling addiction

 

[Rightist]

There is lots of stories of Millionaires, who has been bankrupted so many times before gets their millions. This is nothing. Gets bankrupt and don't give up - try another time and another this is something.