Seth

How did the Obama Administration get into this?

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

And you know this because?

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Yet with all the accusations, she remains a noble Lady to look up to.

And on the other side, some orange albatross is dragging our nation down the slope of no return if he gets his wishes..

And in front of the very people who so foolishly put him in a positions to steal the loot from his own supporters..

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

You are being very foolish Don,, those lies about Obama sealing his background,,,, what do you wish to know? It is all on the internet, a few seconds on Google will get you most anything..

Lady Clinton "pay-for-play"?? That is more made believe foolishness..

years of investigation found nothing..

trump steals your money right in front of you and you award him kudos..

trump steals your children future and you ask for more of the same..

I can not begin to understand your open support of a life long criminal who told you in advance his plans to market himself via the office of president and when he does these things that cost you, rather then shout and fight, you worship him..

He is near insanity with his mental problems. Maybe caused by an STD that he did not escape..

But to follow and support him is your own insanity..

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Buying and selling stuff/properties.

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

[quote=permafrost]You are being very foolish Don,, those lies about Obama sealing his background,,,, what do you wish to know? It is all on the internet, a few seconds on Google will get you most anything..

http://www.obamaconspiracy.org/bookmarks/fact-checking-and-debunking/the-debunkers-guide-to-obama-conspiracy-theories/

Tap on the green print material and get the link(s) pertaining to the subject.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

And you do it so well...

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

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Great stuff slats,,, then as I put it into bookmarks, see I have it sitting around doing nothing..

Must be over the hill for this arguing stuff..

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

Undoubtedly, like all politicians current and past, Obama is a flawed individual. But, I can't understand why his detractors are unable to stick only to verifiable flaws and or shortcomings in his life. Instead, as with others (to include President Trump), people come up with lies, misinformation, disinformation, half-truths and innuendoes in their attempts to take him and/or any others down. All unnecessary, IMO, as there are plenty of flaws in all of 'em to pick from...bar none.

As Dragnet's Sgt. Friday is attributed to famously saying... "Just the facts, ma'am."

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

I'll tell you what, I'd guess that just a little bit of the "lies, misinformation, disinformation, half-truths and innuendoes" is born in a teenser weenser bit of racism. But I could be wrong! However, looking at his entire history and things he's said and written about, I'd say some of in has a basis in fact. I also believe, based upon what I saw while he was president, that he gave racism a re-birth of sorts and declined some of the USA's swagger, which I feel is an important part of world governance/order.

Nickolai

Just conjecture of course the tax payers are picking up the tab for now.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

Always with the race card. Say anything against the worst President in the history of humanity and you're a racist.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

In other words, you have no idea.

Nickolai

It was common knowledge his life style was lavish and he needed a lot of cash, Real estate carries a lot of debt and doesn't generate a lot of cash. Therefore he needed to publish books, run a scam university, do a reality TV show, to generate cash to pay for his lavish life style. Just think of the cost of servicing his big jet airplane. The one with his name in big letters on the side and having a pilot and co pilot on stand by to fly him where ever he wanted to go. The cost of that alone would far exceed the cost of my lifestyle.

In 1990, Donald Trump’s empire and image were imploding. Running short on cash and having already missed a bond payment to the backers of his Trump Castle casino in Atlantic City, Trump was on the precipice of bankruptcy. If he defaulted on the loan, banks would swoop in, seize his prized properties, and sell them off to get their money back.
But those banks offered Trump a lifeline. They agreed to loan him more money so he could keep making payments on his various debts—under a few conditions. “The banks will name two executives to run the Trump empire, bar him from moving money among his companies without the banks’ permission, and limit him to a $450,000 allowance for ‘personal and household spending,'” the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
The Associated Press and other news outlets called the allowance “stringent.” But Wayne Barrett, the longtime Village Voice reporter, showed how ridiculous the sum actually was in his book, Trump: The Greatest Show on Earth. “The absurdity of his personal allotment—more than the salary of the chairman of the principal bank backing the deal, Citibank, and tallying $14,516 a day—baffled even real billionaires. ‘I have no idea how to spend $450,000 a month,’ said an anonymous one to the [New York Times.'”

Seth

[quote=Nickolai]It was common knowledge his life style was lavish and he needed a lot of cash, Real estate carries a lot of debt and doesn't generate a lot of cash. Therefore he needed to publish books, run a scam university, do a reality TV show, to generate cash to pay for his lavish life style. Just think of the cost of servicing his big jet airplane. The one with his name in big letters on the side and having a pilot and co pilot on stand by to fly him where ever he wanted to go. The cost of that alone would far exceed the cost of my lifestyle.

In 1990, Donald Trump’s empire and image were imploding. Running short on cash and having already missed a bond payment to the backers of his Trump Castle casino in Atlantic City, Trump was on the precipice of bankruptcy. If he defaulted on the loan, banks would swoop in, seize his prized properties, and sell them off to get their money back.
But those banks offered Trump a lifeline. They agreed to loan him more money so he could keep making payments on his various debts—under a few conditions. “The banks will name two executives to run the Trump empire, bar him from moving money among his companies without the banks’ permission, and limit him to a $450,000 allowance for ‘personal and household spending,'” the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
The Associated Press and other news outlets called the allowance “stringent.” But Wayne Barrett, the longtime Village Voice reporter, showed how ridiculous the sum actually was in his book, Trump: The Greatest Show on Earth. “The absurdity of his personal allotment—more than the salary of the chairman of the principal bank backing the deal, Citibank, and tallying $14,516 a day—baffled even real billionaires. ‘I have no idea how to spend $450,000 a month,’ said an anonymous one to the [New York Times.'”[/quote]

When the money gets into the kind of numbers you're referring to, bankers are very pragmatic.

If they believe there is too much (exposure) risk attached to debt management (as opposed to foreclosure), they'll go for a "bird in the hand."

Evidently, this was not the case with Trump -- they were shrewd enough to more or less invest in the man rather than hobble him by foreclosing on his properties, because, I would venture to guess, they're obviously much better judges of character and ability than you are.