Trump Posts Bond, Letitia James Most Hurt

[BADecker]

Just a little success. But look at the whole article to see that the thing that the Dems are trying to do to Trump, if successful, will mess up the whole Big Business economy. Ultimately, who will let it go that far? Nobody! If Trump doesn't win on simple appeal, SCOTUS will turn it around for him. This, to save the whole economy of the nation.

MAGA

The Dems are 'dead', and they know it.


Trump Posts Bond, Letitia James Most Hurt


https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2024/04/02/trump-posts-bond-letitia-james-most-hurt-n4927826
Last week, an appeals court panel gave former President Donald Trump a huge victory by allowing him to post a reduced bond of $175 million in his civil fraud case, rather than the absurd $454 million bond set by the leftist Judge Arthur Engoron.

"I've just posted a 175 Million Dollar Bond with the sadly failing and very troubled State of New York, based on a Corrupt Judge and Attorney General who used a Statute that was never used for this before, where no Jury was allowed, my financial statements were conservative and had a 100% perfect caution/non-reliance clause, there were no victims (except me!), there was no crime or damage, there was only success and HAPPY BANKS," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
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[Hispo]

I heard some billionaire from California saved Trump by providing the money for him to secure the bond and move forward with the appeal. It is very ironic, keeping in mind the state of California is usually trashed by MAGA and followers of the right as a commie state and a lost cause of a state, clipped by crime and homelessness. Anyways, I would have not expected an alledged billionaire like Trump would need the held of someone else to save his butt and get the money he needed so authories would not start to seize his assets.

Donand J Trump may be the only billionaire in the history of the country who needs to sell sneakers and bibles for him to get cash for whatever legal expenses he has to deal with. No actually billionaire would allow themselves to be seen in such situation.

[BADecker]

^^^ But it's the Big Guy Who is the behind-the-scenes Author of the Bible Who is helping Trump. He kinda wears sneakers so that He can quietly tiptoe around the unbelievers without influencing their decision to not believe in Him.

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[Hispo]

^^^ But it's the Big Guy Who is the behind-the-scenes Author of the Bible Who is helping Trump. He kinda wears sneakers so that He can quietly tiptoe around the unbelievers without influencing their decision to not believe in Him.

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How does that have anything to do with the fact Donald Trump claims to be a billionaire, have a lot of cash and yet, seems to struggle to post a bond and now has forced himself to sell Bibles for profit?
One thing is to give away Bibles for the sake of religion and spirituality, but a completely different one is to do it for the sake of money how he is doing. At this pace, I would not be surprised Donald Trump ends up becoming some kind of infomercial host or something similar.
I will change my opinion when actual and verified Billionaires start to record themselves about pretty Bibles and Sneakers they are selling (over-priced) to pay for legal expenses. Hint: Very unlikely to happen.

If he had honor and was actually a billionaire, he would have refused the over one hundred million dollars being offered from a Californian fan for him to post as bond, because we would be able to pay for himself on time...  

[OgNasty]

How does that have anything to do with the fact Donald Trump claims to be a billionaire, have a lot of cash and yet, seems to struggle to post a bond and now has forced himself to sell Bibles for profit?
One thing is to give away Bibles for the sake of religion and spirituality, but a completely different one is to do it for the sake of money how he is doing. At this pace, I would not be surprised Donald Trump ends up becoming some kind of infomercial host or something similar.
I will change my opinion when actual and verified Billionaires start to record themselves about pretty Bibles and Sneakers they are selling (over-priced) to pay for legal expenses. Hint: Very unlikely to happen.

If he had honor and was actually a billionaire, he would have refused the over one hundred million dollars being offered from a Californian fan for him to post as bond, because we would be able to pay for himself on time...  

It sounds to me like you don't understand how rich people operate.  Do you think they just have mounds of cash getting eaten by inflation and that's how they became rich and successful?  Obviously no rich person has tons of cash sitting around.  It's just not smart.  Rich folks have money tied up in income producing or appreciating assets.  They don't leave money sitting around to be devalued.  Trump is no exception.  This whole idea that he isn't a billionaire because he doesn't have hundreds of millions of dollars laying around is such an ignorant position to take.  Even Elon Musk had to sell Tesla stock and get loans to buy Twitter and that's while he was the richest man in the world... 

[TwitchySeal]

Obviously no rich person has tons of cash sitting around.  It's just not smart.

“Through hard work, talent, and luck, I currently have almost $500m in cash"
- Donald Trump
(source)

[BADecker]

Obviously no rich person has tons of cash sitting around.  It's just not smart.

“Through hard work, talent, and luck, I currently have almost $500m in cash"
- Donald Trump
(source)

Picky, picky, picky. The rest of it says that Trump cashed out to use it for campaigning. In other words, he was spending it. Most general purchases are made in cash/money. Few are made by trading stocks or interest in property. Cash is king when you are transacting.

[Hispo]

How does that have anything to do with the fact Donald Trump claims to be a billionaire, have a lot of cash and yet, seems to struggle to post a bond and now has forced himself to sell Bibles for profit?
One thing is to give away Bibles for the sake of religion and spirituality, but a completely different one is to do it for the sake of money how he is doing. At this pace, I would not be surprised Donald Trump ends up becoming some kind of infomercial host or something similar.
I will change my opinion when actual and verified Billionaires start to record themselves about pretty Bibles and Sneakers they are selling (over-priced) to pay for legal expenses. Hint: Very unlikely to happen.

If he had honor and was actually a billionaire, he would have refused the over one hundred million dollars being offered from a Californian fan for him to post as bond, because we would be able to pay for himself on time...  

It sounds to me like you don't understand how rich people operate.  Do you think they just have mounds of cash getting eaten by inflation and that's how they became rich and successful?  Obviously no rich person has tons of cash sitting around.  It's just not smart.  Rich folks have money tied up in income producing or appreciating assets.  They don't leave money sitting around to be devalued.  Trump is no exception.  This whole idea that he isn't a billionaire because he doesn't have hundreds of millions of dollars laying around is such an ignorant position to take.  Even Elon Musk had to sell Tesla stock and get loans to buy Twitter and that's while he was the richest man in the world... 

But it would seems to be he lacks of liquidity, that is what I am saying.
I am not expecting people with much money to have tonnes of cash laying around their home, but they are also supposed to hold some liquid assets which are easy to sell in case of an emergency or something: gold, stocks, treasury bonds, even cryptocurrency.
I get it, he is a real state businessman, but that does not excuse he does not have the liquidity and actual billionaire is supposed to have.
In the case of Elon Musk, he had that liquidy because his Tesla stocks.

Also, talking about stocks, I just recently heard the parent company of Truth Social is dumping in the stock market after the disclosure of their performance, perhaps this could be a good time to buy in. I am sure it will skyrocked in value as soon as Trump manages to get back into the White House. You probably agree with it, don't you?

[TwitchySeal]

Obviously no rich person has tons of cash sitting around.  It's just not smart.

“Through hard work, talent, and luck, I currently have almost $500m in cash"
- Donald Trump
(source)

Picky, picky, picky.

I was responding specifically to the part of OGNastys post that I quoted.  

The rest of it says that Trump cashed out to use it for campaigning. In other words, he was spending it.

You guys make it too easy to prove you're full of shit.

It doesn't say he just cashed it out.  It says he was planning on spending a 'substantial' amount of  it on his campaign (which is extremely unlikely considering for the 2016 campaign which started with him saying he didn't need any donations because he was 'really really rich', he only donated 66 million and about 300 million was donated from other people).

Here's what he said almost exactly a year ago, under oath:
(source)



Seems like according to OGNasty Trump is "not smart".

[BADecker]

Obviously no rich person has tons of cash sitting around.  It's just not smart.

“Through hard work, talent, and luck, I currently have almost $500m in cash"
- Donald Trump
(source)

Picky, picky, picky.

I was responding specifically to the part of OGNastys post that I quoted.  

The rest of it says that Trump cashed out to use it for campaigning. In other words, he was spending it.

You guys make it too easy to prove you're full of shit.

It doesn't say he just cashed it out.  It says he was planning on spending a 'substantial' amount of  it on his campaign (which is extremely unlikely considering for the 2016 campaign which started with him saying he didn't need any donations because he was 'really really rich', he only donated 66 million and about 300 million was donated from other people).

Here's what he said almost exactly a year ago, under oath:
(source)

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Seems like according to OGNasty Trump is "not smart".

Well, it's true that Trump isn't smart in some ways. I mean, everybody has his strong points as well as his weak points. Perhaps you have a few $billions stuck away in assets, and a cool $-half-million lying around the house in the form of cash somewhere. Poor Trump.

Just because somebody makes plans on how to use their money, doesn't mean that the plans always work out. Sometimes they get a bunch of money from somewhere else, and they don't have to spend what they already have.

The point is, you are making the Trump point. Not only is he NOT a country-ruining, mass-murdering-machine like the Biden team, but Trump is really beneficial for the nation and the world... and the people know it. How do we know they know it? Look at the donations to the Trump campaign... so he barely had to spend any of what he saved up... or cashed out.

You continue to make yourself look rather ignorant by picking on a little Trump foolishness while ignoring his gigantic benefits, and the great damage the current Biden regime is doing.

[TwitchySeal]

Well, it's true that Trump isn't smart in some ways. I mean, everybody has his strong points as well as his weak points.

So next time instead of just blindly defending Trump by blinding defending someone else (OgNasty) who blindly defended Trump, check and make sure that the thing you're lying about can't be refuted with Trumps own statements under oath.

[BADecker]

Well, it's true that Trump isn't smart in some ways. I mean, everybody has his strong points as well as his weak points.

So next time instead of just blindly defending Trump by blinding defending someone else (OgNasty) who blindly defended Trump, check and make sure that the thing you're lying about can't be refuted with Trumps own statements under oath.

Prove to me that Trump is smart in every way. I'm simply unwilling to believe THAT. Show me that Trump doesn't have any weak points. I don't believe at all that there is any lie in what I commented that you quoted. Are you saying that he is perfect, like a god or something? Even AI's make mistakes.

If you can't prove that Trump doesn't have any weak points, maybe you are the one lying... or are you simply mistaken... as usual?



EDIT: The guy across the street had stacks of cash sitting on his table when his house burned down.

People don't leave tons of cash just sitting around. They keep it in fireproof locations. Why in the world are you taking OgNasty so literal? Or Trump, for that matter. 'Tons of cash sitting around' doesn't mean stacks of money sitting on the table.

[BADecker]

Even the New York Times is talking about how people are becoming in-favor-of-Trump.


New York Times Admits Voters Looking Back ‘More Positively’ on Trump’s Presidency as Biden Fails at Everything


https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/04/new-york-times-admits-voters-looking-back-more/
The far-left New York Times has admitted that growing numbers of voters are looking back "more positively" on Donald Trump's presidency as the Biden administration continues to fail at everything it does.

In an article published Sunday, the Times conceded that voters have a "rosier picture" of Trump's tenure when compared with Biden, particularly on issues such as immigration, the economy and law and order.

The paper reported:

Views of Donald J. Trump's presidency have become more positive since he left office, bolstering his case for election and posing a risk to President Biden's strategy of casting his opponent as unfit for the presidency, according to a new poll by The New York Times and Siena College.

While the memories of Mr. Trump's tumultuous and chaotic administration have not significantly faded, many voters now have a rosier picture of his handling of the economy, immigration and maintaining law and order. Ahead of the 2020 election, only 39 percent of voters said that the country was better off after Mr. Trump took office. Now, looking back, nearly half say that he improved things during his time as president.

The poll's findings underscore the way in which a segment of voters have changed their minds about the Trump era, recalling those years as a time of economic prosperity and strong national security.

It goes on to note that more voters ultimately believe that Trump's leadership was "better for the country" than the current Biden regime.

Many voters still remember Mr. Trump as a divisive and polarizing figure, giving him low ratings on race relations and unifying the country. Yet, a larger share of voters see Mr. Trump's term as better for the country than the current administration, with 42 percent rating the Trump presidency as mostly good for the country compared with 25 percent who say the same about Mr. Biden's. Nearly half say the Biden years have been mostly bad for the country.
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[OgNasty]

I’m glad that it appears Trump is going to have his shot at the ballot box. Hopefully everything there will be on the up and up and we can start fixing some of this country’s problems.

However, hearing statements like giving police immunity brings me back to the reality that politicians are all part of the same system and that system doesn’t work for its people.

https://x.com/accountablegop/status/1785759631882510558