New Trouble for Trump: His Company Is Accused of a Major Insurance Scam

[DrLove]

Boy, this doesn't sound like him at all.

Two former insiders tell Rolling Stone that Trump’s team attempted to turn a storm into a massive payday — part of a pattern of shady insurance practices that have caught law enforcement’s attention​

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For most businesses, a freak thunderstorm flooding your golf course would constitute something between an inconvenience and a crisis — especially after you faced accusations of illegally modifying your course in a way that caused water damage to your neighbor’s buildings. But most businesses aren’t run by Donald Trump.​

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When a deluge flooded the Trump Organization’s Westchester County golf course and a nearby town in 2011, the organization used a wildly inflated claim to score an insurance payout of nearly $1.3 million, pulling in far more than what it spent to repair the course, two people tell Rolling Stone. The previously unreported insurance claim at Trump National Golf Club in the Village of Briarcliff Manor far outstripped the cost to repair the damages, which were about $130,000 to $150,000, one of the sources says.​

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One of the sources, a former Briarcliff employee, says superficial repairs were made to the damaged parts of the course. “The work was never completed,” the former employee says. “They basically band-aided it.” The Trump Organization had sought even more than the nearly $1.3 million that was paid out, but the insurer withheld a portion because the Trump Organization failed to produce the required receipts, the other source says.​

New Trouble for Trump: His Company Is Accused of a Major Insurance Scam

Two former insiders say Trump’s team attempted to turn a storm into a massive payday — part of a pattern of shady insurance practices

www.rollingstone.com

 

[Darkwind]

I guess My point went right over the OP's head. Not surprised in the least.

 

[JGalt]

"Two former insiders"

 

[Meister]

Maybe it's time to get another impeachment under Trump's belt.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Maybe it's time to get another impeachment under Trump's belt.

He already holds the record, no reason to add on more

 

[surada]

Boy, this doesn't sound like him at all.

Two former insiders tell Rolling Stone that Trump’s team attempted to turn a storm into a massive payday — part of a pattern of shady insurance practices that have caught law enforcement’s attention​

​

For most businesses, a freak thunderstorm flooding your golf course would constitute something between an inconvenience and a crisis — especially after you faced accusations of illegally modifying your course in a way that caused water damage to your neighbor’s buildings. But most businesses aren’t run by Donald Trump.​

​

When a deluge flooded the Trump Organization’s Westchester County golf course and a nearby town in 2011, the organization used a wildly inflated claim to score an insurance payout of nearly $1.3 million, pulling in far more than what it spent to repair the course, two people tell Rolling Stone. The previously unreported insurance claim at Trump National Golf Club in the Village of Briarcliff Manor far outstripped the cost to repair the damages, which were about $130,000 to $150,000, one of the sources says.​

​

One of the sources, a former Briarcliff employee, says superficial repairs were made to the damaged parts of the course. “The work was never completed,” the former employee says. “They basically band-aided it.” The Trump Organization had sought even more than the nearly $1.3 million that was paid out, but the insurer withheld a portion because the Trump Organization failed to produce the required receipts, the other source says.​

New Trouble for Trump: His Company Is Accused of a Major Insurance Scam

Two former insiders say Trump’s team attempted to turn a storm into a massive payday — part of a pattern of shady insurance practices

www.rollingstone.com

Sounds like TRump to me.. He has no scruples.

 

[Penelope]

Maybe it's time to get another impeachment under Trump's belt.

Naw, he holds the record and he's not in office. The court will step up, remember hes not above the law.

 

[surada]

I guess My point went right over the OP's head. Not surprised in the least.

You're in the wrong thread.

 

[Esdraelon]

Maybe it's time to get another impeachment under Trump's belt.

OI! At least let him be re-elected first!

 

[JGalt]

He already holds the record, no reason to add on more

Trump holds many records and Presidential firsts.

 

[DrLove]

I guess My point went right over the OP's head. Not surprised in the least.

That was a lie, not a point as well as being completely off topic.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

You got him now!!!

Number 598

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Trump holds many records and Presidential firsts.

yep

first to be impeached twice
first to lose the popular vote twice.


Trump will be a Jeopardy answer soon...

"I will take Presidents for 600"

"The only US President to be impeached twice, lose the popular vote twice while serving only one term"


"Who is Donald Trump"

ding ding ding...you win.

 

[martybegan]

Boy, this doesn't sound like him at all.

Two former insiders tell Rolling Stone that Trump’s team attempted to turn a storm into a massive payday — part of a pattern of shady insurance practices that have caught law enforcement’s attention​

​

For most businesses, a freak thunderstorm flooding your golf course would constitute something between an inconvenience and a crisis — especially after you faced accusations of illegally modifying your course in a way that caused water damage to your neighbor’s buildings. But most businesses aren’t run by Donald Trump.​

​

When a deluge flooded the Trump Organization’s Westchester County golf course and a nearby town in 2011, the organization used a wildly inflated claim to score an insurance payout of nearly $1.3 million, pulling in far more than what it spent to repair the course, two people tell Rolling Stone. The previously unreported insurance claim at Trump National Golf Club in the Village of Briarcliff Manor far outstripped the cost to repair the damages, which were about $130,000 to $150,000, one of the sources says.​

​

One of the sources, a former Briarcliff employee, says superficial repairs were made to the damaged parts of the course. “The work was never completed,” the former employee says. “They basically band-aided it.” The Trump Organization had sought even more than the nearly $1.3 million that was paid out, but the insurer withheld a portion because the Trump Organization failed to produce the required receipts, the other source says.​

New Trouble for Trump: His Company Is Accused of a Major Insurance Scam

Two former insiders say Trump’s team attempted to turn a storm into a massive payday — part of a pattern of shady insurance practices

www.rollingstone.com

YOU WILL SURELY GET HIM THIS TIME

 

[Moonglow]

Maybe it's time to get another impeachment under Trump's belt.

The golf course is not president currently.

 

[DrLove]

YOU WILL SURELY GET HIM THIS TIME

Any idea how many Rump felonies are under investigation right now?
Will they all be successful? Nope - But enough will to put him in prison.

 

[Darkwind]

You're in the wrong thread.

No, I'm not. I'm trying to teach people the difference between an accusation and a conviction.

The left seems to have a huge problem understanding the two.

An accusation means absolutely nothing. Much like the OP's thread accusation.

 

[Claudette]

DrLove
The Rolling Stone?? That lefty rag. Nuff said. LMAO.

 

[marvin martian]

Boy, this doesn't sound like him at all.

Two former insiders tell Rolling Stone that Trump’s team attempted to turn a storm into a massive payday — part of a pattern of shady insurance practices that have caught law enforcement’s attention​

​

For most businesses, a freak thunderstorm flooding your golf course would constitute something between an inconvenience and a crisis — especially after you faced accusations of illegally modifying your course in a way that caused water damage to your neighbor’s buildings. But most businesses aren’t run by Donald Trump.​

​

When a deluge flooded the Trump Organization’s Westchester County golf course and a nearby town in 2011, the organization used a wildly inflated claim to score an insurance payout of nearly $1.3 million, pulling in far more than what it spent to repair the course, two people tell Rolling Stone. The previously unreported insurance claim at Trump National Golf Club in the Village of Briarcliff Manor far outstripped the cost to repair the damages, which were about $130,000 to $150,000, one of the sources says.​

​

One of the sources, a former Briarcliff employee, says superficial repairs were made to the damaged parts of the course. “The work was never completed,” the former employee says. “They basically band-aided it.” The Trump Organization had sought even more than the nearly $1.3 million that was paid out, but the insurer withheld a portion because the Trump Organization failed to produce the required receipts, the other source says.​

New Trouble for Trump: His Company Is Accused of a Major Insurance Scam

Two former insiders say Trump’s team attempted to turn a storm into a massive payday — part of a pattern of shady insurance practices

www.rollingstone.com

^^^Another terrible week for Joe Biden! Crashing polls, shitting himself publicly in Rome, failures on every front. Bring on the Trump posts!

LOL

 

[Darkwind]

So, it was removed because the MODS are incapable of thinking as well.

My original post was valid in that it had the same validity as the OP. An accusation is worthless.