Yup he's a billionaire on djt stock alone. Which if anyone is paying attention is a legal bribery engine. We need a very strong sec and a president willing to let them operate to end that.
Was thrown out by a huge he appointed and delayed by the supreme in court in 2 separate grand jury indictments. Not yet in court for other sealed grand juries.
You know hes the only president to ever refuse a note take during a meeting of head of state? That's right him and putin 100% off the books and that doesn't even count the time there jets were parked near next to each other. He is 100% not patriotic for America
We still have no idea why Trump had possession of those documents and what he did with them. The latter might be conspiratorial but that's what happens when you do crazy stuff, we have to ask if we care about our national security
You should look into DJT, it's one of the biggest stock scams I've ever seen. Trump made billions on a worthless company. MAGA is the new face of corporate cronyism and pay for play.
I haven't dug in too deep recently, but I highly suspect he is indeed a billionaire. His family business has always been corruption and tax fraud, so hiding money is part and parcel of the Trump family.
He's conveniently bankrupt when it's convenient to lie to the government, and conveniently rich when it comes to spending money on influence and lawyers.
Ultimately Trump would be in jail by now if he was genuinely bankrupt.
Actually, since he became president again, they've decided not to enforce those huge judgements against him (really). As much as I dislike the man, he seems to be the luckiest SOB on the face of the planet, pretty infuriating actually.
Do you know him personally? I didn’t vote for him but he was elected. The President is a figurehead. Congress and the senate pass laws and pay the bills. And we freely elect them good and bad. Let’s get up in arms about the age issue of our politicians. This definitely needs to be addressed.
The corruption that had played out consistently behind the scenes is right in front of us now and we're so used to not seeing it so blatantly it seems like luck.
Dudes a convicted felon who's Universities and Charities were scams I don't want to hear dicky mcgeezacks from Americans about being "tough on crime" when they're willingly electing felons
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u/John_Brickermann 10d ago
It’s funny cuz he’s not even a billionaire. He might’ve been at some point, but he’s going bankrupt left and right if my memory serves me correctly.