Is it time for Trumpers to respect the democratic will and shift focus to what lies ahead?

[miketx]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rape charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

Traitor ignored.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rape charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

It is, but they won't.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

......accept Harris/Biden turning the US into a shithole?????? real patriots like us LOVE our country--unlike you

You can abandon your Trump and kvetch about the will of the People, but no more insurrections, please!

More implies there was a first insurrection. There wasn't.

The left's Orwellian use of language to mold opinion is deeply rooted in Marxist agitprop.
The left itself is a Marxist construct.
Just like Shitlap himself.

If the left was concerned about the "democratic will of the people" the presidency itself would never have
been stolen right before our eyes.

 

[eddiew37]

You want unity Eric?
a quest for unity

 

[Darkwind]

You want unity Eric?
a quest for unity

You are not entitled to those lies.

Eight years opposing Obama's policies is not undermining him
During the four years of Trump, the left spent their rage not on policy, but personality. It was a pure hatefest for no reason other than you felt entitled to the Presidency.
Benghazi was a legitimate scandal and worthy of investigation. After all, people died and the US lost a valued diplomatic asset.
No SCOTUS seats were stolen. That is an outright lie.
Finally, no insurrection happened. A peaceful protest got out of hand by a few. Essentially, no different than the summer of blood the left justified and encouraged.

 

[22lcidw]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rape charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

There will not be unity again. No matter what you do.

 

[schmidlap]

I would much prefer that Trump skulked away to a well-earned obscurity, but I'm afraid that all his legal and financial crises will continue to make him a headliner despite his political comeuppance by the People.

"Ha! You'll be seeing plenty of
me in court, Schmidlap!"
​

Are any of Trump's dead enders willing to offer any guesses where all his financial and legal difficulties will lead, or would they rather just attempt to contrive diversions from them all and escape confronting them?

 

[Fiero425]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rape charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

Traitor ignored.

With Republicans who try to be so "above it all," ask them "what does/did Trump have to do to get your ire?" Heaven knows Trump insulted Cruz, Lindsey Graham, and so many others, but they have all laid down their principles trying to protect their party over the country! Sucking up to someone as vile as Trump is their punishment for now and in the future when they burn in #ell! Even Chris Christie who has no love lost for Trump is still doing political gymnastics trying to underplay Trump culpability while deflecting Jan. 6th with the rioting going on in other parts of the country! It's Biden's fault I guess and if he isn't condemning them he's just as culpable as Trump! What a D!CK!

 

[miketx]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rape charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

Traitor ignored.

With Republicans who try to be so "above it all," ask them "what does/did Trump have to do to get your ire?" Heaven knows Trump insulted Cruz, Lindsey Graham, and so many others, but they have all laid down their principles trying to protect their party over the country! Sucking up to someone as vile as Trump is their punishment for now and in the future when they burn in #ell! Even Chris Christy who has no love lost for Trump is still doing political gymnastics trying to underplay Trump corruption while deflecting Jan. 6th with the rioting going on in other parts of the country! It's Biden's fault I guess and if he isn't condemning them he's just as culpable as Trump! What a D!CK!

POS #86 ignored.

 

[schmidlap]

The left's Orwellian use of language to mold opinion is deeply rooted in Marxist agitprop.

Thank you for sharing your feelings. You are clearly disgruntled and peevish toward the majority of American voters who, at their first opportunity, officially registered the sentiment they had expressed consistently and relentlessly in numerous, independent public surveys throughout four years.

Are you shifting your focus to the failed casino operator and faded reality-tv performer's imminent difficulties? The astronomical national debt that he inflicted upon the U.S. mirrors the profligacy of his personal money management:

As Trump’s failed former ventures in casinos, booze, education, and meat have shown, a Trump business in financial distress is often the rule, not the exception. But according to newly released data from the Office of Government Ethics obtained by the The Wall Street Journal, 2020 was a bad year even for the ex-president with six bankruptcies to his name.​

​

Trump Organization revenue cratered last year, dipping from $446 million in 2019 to $278 million in 2020 and the first weeks of 2021. Not all the losses were equal across Trump properties: While revenue at Mar-a-Lago grew 13 percent to $24 million, the income from the Trump National Doral Miami golf resort dropped 40 percent to $44 million. The Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., was hit hardest, dropping from $40 million in revenue in 2019 to $15 million in 2020.​

​

But while all resort businesses will face this slow crawl to normalcy, the Trump Organization will also deal with the fallout from an insurrection he helped incite. Already, pro golf associations in the U.S. and the U.K. have announced they will pass on Trump’s links for their lucrative events; his longtime lender Deutsche Bank has announced it will no longer extend him credit; the tax lawyer representing his business in New York has dumped him; and tenants, including the Girl Scouts of Greater New York, are trying to end their leases in his towers.​

​

Trump’s industry-wide revenue losses due to COVID-19 and his acute revenue hits due to his behavior couldn’t be coming at a worse time: Between now and 2024, Trump has close to $900 million in loans coming due, including some $340 million to Deutsche Bank that he cannot refinance. According to the reported structure of the deals he made with the German investment bank, if Trump defaults on his loans or cannot pay his loans in full — as he has a history of doing — Deutsche can seize his business assets, such as his golf courses and hotels. If their value is below the amount of the debt, the bank can pursue Trump personally because he has guaranteed the loans himself...​

​

Trump’s Revenue Is Cratering at the Worst Possible Time

​

​

Now that the American People have stripped the Sore Loser of any legal immunity the job from which he was fired might have afforded him, copious squirming may be in the offing. Whining "Everybody's being mean to me!" doesn't sell for folks who incite deadly insurrections.

Criminal indictments aside, Loser's plummeting financial prospects are grim.

“I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday
for a hamburger today.”
​

Can his toadies shift attention and adapt to the looming perils?

 

[schmidlap]

......accept Harris/Biden turning the US into a shithole?????? real patriots like us LOVE our country--unlike you

There will still be a residue of hardcore Trump cultists infatuated with their Loser and sniveling about the folks most American voters chose to lead the nation, of course, but the Loser needs to shift focus to his formidable legal and fiscal challenges now.

"I told you. You must stop wallowing in self-pity!
When you need to pissytweet, just recite
the only poem you know because I taught you:
“Oh, life is a glorious cycle of song,
a medley of extemporanea,
And love is a thing that can never go wrong,
and I am Marie of Romania!”​

 

[Claudette]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rapes charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

......accept Harris/Biden turning the US into a shithole?????? real patriots like us LOVE our country--unlike you

Open your eyes and look around. It was a shit hole when they took over 4 days ago. They will make it less shitty and holey.

Its an even bigger shit hole now. LOL On day one Biden kicked every American tax payer right in the teeth.

Hell, the dumbass was signing EO's and hadn't a clue what he was signing. One has to wonder just who wrote them. Sure wasn't jack ass. That's the numb nuts you put in the oval office.

I'm looking forward to you lefty loons defending jack ass. You will have plenty to defend. So far he's screwed America over. I'll just sit back and watch you lefty loons defend the jack ass.

Trump is gone and Biden is now in that very hot seat. A seat he has no business occupying.

 

[Correll]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial

So, your title talks about looking ahead, but all your post talks about it the past President.


You seem to be living in the past, not lookign to the future.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Fighting the fall to the depths of hell (aka leftist policy) is looking ahead.


Next stupid fucking question?

 

[Mustang]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rape charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

You're kind of asking conservatives to do two things that really aren't in their wheelhouse, so to speak. First is to show respect to almost anything other than the conspiracy theories that dominate their world and their lives. And the second thing is to focus on anything other than their irrational obsessions.

Sisyphus would have an easier time rolling that rock up a hill that you would have to convince conservatives to have respect and focus on what lies ahead.

 

[Correll]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rape charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

You're kind of asking conservatives to do two things that really aren't in their wheelhouse, so to speak. First is to show respect to almost anything other than the conspiracy theories that dominate their world and their lives. And the second thing is to focus on anything other than their irrational obsessions.

Sisyphus would have an easier time rolling that rock up a hill that you would have to convince conservatives to have respect and focus on what lies ahead.

The op is all about focusing on the past President. That is not moving forward.


That you missed that, kind of makes a mockery of everything you said. And thus you too.

 

[Kondor3]

It was time on the morning of November 4, 2020... or November 8, 2020 at the very latest.

Anything beyond that was just juvenile whiny-little-bitch pi$$ing and moaning and groaning.

Not to mention that their pu$$y Orange Baboon-God left 'em in the lurch after suckering them into a failed coup.

 

[Claudette]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rape charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

Just like you gave into the democratic will when Trump was elected??

All we heard for four years was that Trump was a disaster even though he was great as POTUS. He had this country humming. UE the lowest it had been in 50 years and jobs all across the country along with a great economy. All before that very convenient Chinese virus hit. Not bad for a disaster.

I'll just stand over here and LMAO and wait for you lefty loons to defend jack ass Biden. On day one he kicked every American tax payer in the teeth. He was signing EO's without even knowing what he was signing. One has to wonder JUST WHO wrote those EO's. Sure wasn't dumb ass Biden.

I'll sit back wand watch you lefty idiots defend that jackass. I'll enjoy every minute of it. OH and you will have lots to defend. The man is bat shit crazy.

 

[Correll]

It was time on the morning of November 4, 2020... or November 8, 2020 at the very latest.

Anything beyond that was just juvenile whiny-little-bitch pi$$ing and moaning and groaning.

Not to mention that their pu$$y Orange Baboon-God left 'em in the lurch after suckering them into a failed coup.

In a thread about looking ahead, you dems are all talking about FORMER President.



Liberals. All the self awareness of a potted plant. A dead potted plant.

 

[westwall]

Even if the hardcore personality cultists are impotent in acknowledging the political reality and the verdict of 81 million Americans, it is time that they relocated their zealotry away from the fait accompli political sphere and redirected their rage toward the fiscal and legal struggles that now confront their object of veneration, rather than wage the Loser's lost battle in vehement denial of the political reality.

Challenges aplenty await!

His second impeachment trial will expose his complicity in inciting an insurrection against the government of the United States but, since he has already been disposed of by the American electorate, it will only serve to further highlight his perfidy, before Senate Republicans evoke the excuse that convicting a sitting president makes no sense when all he is now sitting on is a lofty dung heap of his own making.

His new challenge? Criminal and civil probes of Trump and Trump Organization loom, along with rape charges and defamation suits from women accusers. He must face them as Citizen Trump without the power of pardon.

The Manhattan District Attorney's probe that had originally focused upon his paying hush money to bimbos has expanded over the past two years to include bank, tax, and insurance fraud, as well as falsification of business records.

Also, Trump could face a criminal prosecution brought by the U.S. Department of Justice - federal income tax evasion charges stemming from the revelation that he paid only $750 US in federal income taxes in both 2016 and 2017. Reportedly, he paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. Such apparent incongruities attract painstaking scrutiny.

Trump's income tax returns that he desperately tried to hide after promising to release them in compliance with the normal conduct of presidential nominees may have several more legal consequences when they are finally made public. And they will be.

Trump's former attorney Michael "Fixer" Cohen told Congress the president inflated asset values to save money on loans and insurance and deflated them to reduce real estate taxes. What is uncovered in that regard should prove interesting.

Trump's fake "Trump Foundation", a charitable front that was used used to further his business interests and 2016 presidential run was ordered dissolved and Trump forced to pay a $2 million penalty. If that sordid hanky-panky is indicative of his customary modus operandi, he could be screwed.

Again, charges of rape and defamation of character have been brought by women who had encounters with Trump, and have been found to have sufficient merit to proceed.

Elsewhere, in the ledger book, Trump owes an estimated $340 million to Deutsche Bank—all of which is mortgaged against already troubled properties that are now further suffering the fate of the hospitality industry in general, and his loans are coming due.

Trump has been forced to file for multiple bankruptcies over the years, and past may well be prelude. One example of his business acumen: Trump purchased Trump National Doral, a golf resort for $150 million in 2012, borrowing $106 million from Deutsche Bank. He invested $213 million of additional money , and took out a second mortgage of $19 million in 2016. Between 2015 to 2017, revenues at Doral fell from $92 million to $75 million. Net operating income plunged from $13.8 million to $4.3 million. By 2017, Trump was barely making enough of an operating profit to cover his interest, let alone additional expenses that came after it, and revenues barely moved in 2018 and 2019. All those struggles, bear in mind, were pre-pandemic.

Elsewhere, it was reported that Trump’s tax-return data showed $55.5 million of losses at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. from the time it opened in 2016 to the end of 2018.

Trump reportedly agreed to personally guarantee loans by Deutche Bank. The bank could theoretically go after the properties—as well as other Trump assets—to get its money back. The German bank that has propped up Trump's operations time and time again has indicated that it is now severing all ties with Trump and the Trump organization after he incited a mob of his goons to attack the Capitol.

The PGA's high-profile distancing itself from Trump may be a harbinger of things to come.

High profile business asset? Move over, Jared Fogle.

Stealing an election is not democracy in action. This was an exercise in pure power by our ruling oligarchs.

Time for them to go.