(10-04-2018, 01:37 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(10-04-2018, 12:59 PM)Adam2012 Wrote: Hey, you fell for a con man. It happens. I'm sure you voted for the Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny.

I'm also sure you read the Times article and are qualified to dispute it.

Just another phony "small government conservative". Remember when you pretended to care about crime and corruption? The Clinton Foundation! Lock her up! Now you are supporting a real crime family and not a moment of remorse. At least you are honest - you can be bought.

It came from the NYTimes, that speaks for itself as far as credulity is concerned. As for Trump, we're doing fine with him, thanks. Meanwhile, your side is busy beating the bushes for bushes that were beaten, and gosh darn it, just aren't having any luck. Maybe they should look to their own party for those types, we know from experience that's where you find them.

You've fallen hard for the con. Don't read it, it's from the NY Times. I get it, it's a lot of words. All they did is disprove the whole "Daddy just gave me a small $1,000,000 loan and I built an empire" myth anyone who's watching with open eyes already knew was horse [BLEEP]. Not only did Daddy prop his loyal son up, bailing him out of one failure after another, but as Daddy neared the end of his life he feared his son was trying to change his will for one final big bailout. But keep that mind closed, bad news can eke through any opening. It must be denied, at all costs!

Everything in that article is supported by documentation, it very clearly shows decades of fraud, but keep telling yourself how good things are for you, that's all that matters, and how anything in the NY Times reports is bogus. Sooner or later something will require of Trump a moral compass, of which he has none.

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