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Trump’s Loans Have Russian Co-Signers? (Report Retracted)


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Just now, OILERMAN said:

Also reports he paid little to no taxes most years

Yeah, but that’s old news.

 

I saw that his golf courses in Scotland are in the red 60+ million this year and have lost money continually since he bought them. 

 

Which makes sense after a failed casino, failed airline, failed football team, failed University, failed resorts and six bankruptcies. 

 

The guy literally would have made significantly more money by putting the money his father gave him into a mutual fund and done nothing - it’s well documented. 

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I mean fuck, Trump is using the presidency as best he can to violate the emoluments clause, raking in millions from foreign governments to prop up his businesses and they’re still failing, that’s how bad it is. 

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Still perplexed by how much of a retard you have to be to actually bankrupt a casino with Daddy’s money.  Then I think about how millions of other retards could be convinced said retard is even a decent businessman and nothing surprises me.

 

 

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It's more than possible to legally have no or little income tax. Trump's financial records will tell the story. Cohen testified he was inflating his net worth on bank loans and then decreasing them for his taxes that's a crime. It might help him he laughingly needed a co-signer. Of course the fact his co-signers were Russians close to Putin is a whole nother set of problems. 

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This is a big, big deal...…..if it is true.  For the time being, it is only one source giving the story to a reporter.  Still need to see the loan documents to confirm or deny the story.

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