(04-04-2024, 01:31 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(04-03-2024, 10:49 PM)Lucky2Last Wrote: Ah, so intellectually lazy and unhinged. That's a pretty serious combo. I mean, typical, but I mean what other tools do you have in your arsenal? 

Instead of realizing that you are talking about a guy who's never met Trump, who owns an insurance company, who made a calculated investment in Trump's bail (which should make him plenty of money all on its own so long as Trump doesn't flee the country), you instead want to ad hominem the dude and create a strawman to support your contrived position that Trump is the devil because he borrowed money from a guy who got rich selling cars to people with bad credit? That's your end game? You want us arguing about this guy's past and whether he is or isn't a loan shark? Even though he has a legitimate lending business and is a billionaire several times over? That means Trump is automatically going to have to sell out to this dude even though he's likely to get his money back? 

The left sure likes its conspiracy theories.

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 Btw, how many facts are there in the above post that you will ignore to focus on your ad hominems and conjecture. Lazy posting and TDS. Figured I would invalidate that post by typing those letters so you wouldn't feel the need to respond. Can't have our best mod getting suspended for violating the rules (oh, that's right, you get to ignore them all the time). Any second now Cleatwood should be doing a drive-by to tell you how mean you are....

Wow

Yes, there is absolutely nothing wrong with a politician owing hundreds of millions of dollars to a shady business owner who is also a campaign contributor. There is no way that could ever be a bad thing. I'm sure no favors will ever be called in. No influence will ever be exerted. 

All of your blustering about corruption and big money influence and you are too willfully ignorant to see the glaring red flags in this politically. 

What a hypocrite.

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Wow, your spin cycle is stuck on high.  Again, you fail to realize how this while process really works.

1.  We have already established that the owner of the insurance company handling President Trump's bond is not a "shady" business owner.

2.  The insurance company is handling the bond after President Trump provided the needed collateral.

3.  One of two things will happen after the appeal.  The first is that President Trump loses the case and therefore forfeits the collateral that he gave to the insurance company.  The second is that if President Trump wins the case he gets his collateral back from the insurance company minus a couple of million dollars for a servicing fee (that "loan shark" insurance company).

President Trump does not "owe the legitimate business owner" hundreds of millions of dollars.

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