(04-04-2024, 02:14 PM)jagibelieve Wrote:

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

---

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.

Wow 

Your lack of understanding is stuck on high

TRUMP ALREADY OWES HIM 300 million in prior loans to bail out the failing Doral Golf Club and Trump Tower in NYC

These loans have mostly deferred payment that continue until 2031. 

Maybe read the articles I linked on the subject before spouting off

And YES, Hankey is shady as [BLEEP] - and he not only owns the insurance company handling the bond but is the largest shareholder in the bank that backs it PLUS the two other loans Trrump owes him

But, no , there's no way he'd ever hold any sway with the White House.
LOL

---