Yea, I feel sympathy for her, she seems like she is the biggest victim of her fathers grossness.
Yea, I feel sympathy for her, she seems like she is the biggest victim of her fathers grossness.I'd let her cry on my shoulder, if requested.
That's from Fletch 2Only problem is they'll end up looking like this from "Fletch" w/Chevy Chase.
Not the best image but he had to escape some Klna guys and disguised himself with a cut up bed sheet, his outfit was all messed up looking.
Yea all those Donald Trump Pundits on CNN and MSNBC.Again.... watching the Sunday morning news shows on the three major networks, it was quite clear that Trump spokespersons are all melting down right before our eyes.
Kelly Conway, and I could not believe this, Kelly is now blaming the surrogates of Hillary for the downfall of Donald Trump.
Kelly Conway: "Hillary has her husband and an former US president out there speaking for Hillary. Hillary has the current president out there. Hillary has the first lady out there. Hillary has Joe Biden out there."
Whine whine whine.... Boo hoo hoo...
Queue the violin music.
It's not fair, Kelly Conway might well say, it's not fair that more people like Hillary Clinton than like Donald Trump.
We need to take all the people, and divide them all up into half, 50/50, and then assign Clinton one half and Trump the other half.
50/50.
Gawd....
I just can't imagine the extent of child-like behavior coming out of the Whitehouse should Trump actually become president.
And all that whining...
Remember Jimmy Carter's Whitehouse whining?
And president Carter's whining actually had some merit.
Donald Trump whines for weeks over a simple tweet.
And I do feel sorry for Kelly Conway.
After Trump loses, all the blame will fall on Kelly Conway.
I cannot imagine, and Kelly has not a clue of the nightmare in store for her from the wrath of Donald Trump.
I can see it all now....
Kelly Conway, after the election, sitting in some padded room, drooling at the mouth mumbling to herself, "Did we win? Did we win? Did we win? Can I go home now Mr Trump? Did we win? Can I go now?"
Yea all those Donald Trump Pundits on CNN and MSNBC.
But what do I care you are drugged out of your mind anyway.
I happen to like NPR and I think you're jumping to conclusions. The article is very matter of fact and as-is, which is typical of NPR. There isn't a whole lot to read into there unless you just reflexively don't trust the Trump campaign which its pretty clear you don't trust them.I guess no one saw this one coming, did they ?
'Trump TV' Launches Its Pilot With Pitch To His Base
http://www.npr.org/2016/10/24/499229641/trump-tv-launches-its-pilot-with-pitch-to-his-base
I happen to like NPR and I think you're jumping to conclusions. The article is very matter of fact and as-is, which is typical of NPR. There isn't a whole lot to read into there unless you just reflexively don't trust the Trump campaign which its pretty clear you don't trust them.
Really not getting the whole Trump campaign falling apart message.
I don't have cable so...
Just seems like a bunch of Clinton campaign rhetoric you guys are falling for.
Trump isn't much of a brand. He basically just owns a bunch of real estate in NYC. Real estate is rather stable, you'd basically have to be dead to be unable to turn a profit if you outright own NYC real estate, which he does, and alot of it.
Any losses he claimed were probably for the carried interest tax loophole.
I guess no one saw this one coming, did they ?
'Trump TV' Launches Its Pilot With Pitch To His Base
http://www.npr.org/2016/10/24/499229641/trump-tv-launches-its-pilot-with-pitch-to-his-base
The hosts denied that this was some type of "Trump TV," a rumored endeavor from the GOP nominee if he loses to try to monetize his loyal base into a massive media influence akin to Fox News. As NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik has noted, such an an endeavor is easier said than done, even if Trump does have two former conservative media heads, Fox News's Roger Ailes and Breitbart's Steve Bannon, on his team. Trump's son-in-law, New York Observer owner Jared Kushner, has reportedly had discussions with investors about a possible network.
Sims said it was simply a way to motivate Trump supporters in the final two weeks, and that "it would be malpractice on our part if we didn't utilize these massive online platforms that he has." The initial live viewership was at about 60,000, but half and hour in, just half of that was left. At the end of the roughly 45-minute broadcast, they then cut live to Trump's rally in Florida.
Just don't see it. There is no point for Trump to get into Media. Actually pay attention to who says what. An NPR media correspondent saying it would be easy and a bunch of rumors is basically nothing to worry about in terms of a Trump TV network. Lots of interesting stuff, but there isn't much spin other than maybe the title. Its NPR.
He's just bored. None of that stuff is profitable. His actual money comes from real estate and/or casinos, and if you're a made man that owns real estate, thats a pretty boring life. So he opens up dumb corporations just as something to do.Yeah I can't imagine all the people who subscribe to right wing media wanting to get more right wing media from a guy who perfectly exemplifies them. I certainly can't see a guy who's whole career has been made plastering his name all over everything and who has tried selling everything from real estate, steaks, to fake universities.
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Really not getting the whole Trump campaign falling apart message.
I don't have cable so...
Just seems like a bunch of Clinton campaign rhetoric you guys are falling for.
Trump isn't much of a brand. He basically just owns a bunch of real estate in NYC. Real estate is rather stable, you'd basically have to be dead to be unable to turn a profit if you outright own NYC real estate, which he does, and alot of it.
Any losses he claimed were probably for the carried interest tax loophole.
Just don't see it. There is no point for Trump to get into Media. Actually pay attention to who says what. An NPR media correspondent saying it would be easy and a bunch of rumors is basically nothing to worry about in terms of a Trump TV network. Lots of interesting stuff, but there isn't much spin other than maybe the title. Its NPR.
He's just bored. None of that stuff is profitable. His actual money comes from real estate and/or casinos, and if you're a made man that owns real estate, thats a pretty boring life. So he opens up dumb corporations just as something to do.
Wow, are you ever uninformed. Seriously, do you believe all of that? If so it's clear that you really don't care much about being informed.
Good luck in life with that.
Apparently he owned the land under the empire state building until 2002.His other money maker and medium for exposure is the popular reality show. That's probably how much of that base are familiar with him.
Apparently he owned the land under the empire state building until 2002.
Apparently he owned the land under the empire state building until 2002.
Basically he is a direct product of NIRP/ZIRP being a boon to his asset prices enabling him to do what he is doing. He has been on quite a buying spree from what I see.
Basically he is a direct product of NIRP/ZIRP being a boon to his asset prices enabling him to do what he is doing. He has been on quite a buying spree from what I see.
His father owned a lot of property in Manhattan, he inherited a lot of loans early in life from that or you have not been paying much attention.
I never thought the Empire State building was on of them.
Trump Casinos have basically went bankrupt on a regular basis.
Trump himself has repeatedly claimed that the value of his name (ie, his brand) is the MAJOR component of his net worth. Basically since the collapse of his Atlantic City empire, multiple loan defaults and corporate bankruptcies no legit lender will deal with him anymore. So for the last decade plus his main business model has been essentially franchising his name. Another developer/group of investors licenses to use the Trump name on their project. He gets a fee/percentage of ownership/percentage of revenue as negotiated. Trump maintains the appearance of being a developer with new projects.Really not getting the whole Trump campaign falling apart message.
I don't have cable so...
Just seems like a bunch of Clinton campaign rhetoric you guys are falling for.
Trump isn't much of a brand. He basically just owns a bunch of real estate in NYC. Real estate is rather stable, you'd basically have to be dead to be unable to turn a profit if you outright own NYC real estate, which he does, and alot of it.
Any losses he claimed were probably for the carried interest tax loophole.
Trump himself has repeatedly claimed that the value of his name (ie, his brand) is the MAJOR component of his net worth. Basically since the collapse of his Atlantic City empire, multiple loan defaults and corporate bankruptcies no legit lender will deal with him anymore. So for the last decade plus his main business model has been essentially franchising his name. Another developer/group of investors licenses to use the Trump name on their project. He gets a fee/percentage of ownership/percentage of revenue as negotiated. Trump maintains the appearance of being a developer with new projects.
His current and future problems are twofold. Most of his operations, especially retail sales, are very high end. His anti-Muslim rants especially have caused the ultra rich Saudis etc to effectively boycott him. This summer there was a brief spat of news stories that foot traffic in his retail establishments was down 80-90%. He is going to have a lot of bankrupt partners/investors in the near future and the possibility of him lining up well-heeled suckers to fund his future ventures will dry up.
Personally I think he is also probably facing huge liabilities when the judgments, penalties and fines start rolling in on the Trump University litigation and Trump foundation. He plays very aggressively with his income tax deductions apparently, that could easily come back to bit him in the ass especially since he is now the poster child for billionaire tax scofflaws. That's how they got Al Capone, Trump could easily fall the same way.
Mark Cuban predicted Trump would be bankrupt in five years if he doesn't win the election. I wouldn't bet against that prediction.
Trump Casinos have basically went bankrupt on a regular basis.