Lonewolf

nice read



https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/as-a-businessman-trump-was-the-biggest-loser-of-all

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

Old FAKE News!!!....30 yrs ago, i bet you werent successful in anything looking at how you are now...

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

And of course you Believe every bit of it just like the Russia BS~~

Lonewolf

He is no business man and everything he touches turns to shit,
I'm not a con artest and people know me as honest hard-working and keeping my word,trump can't clame any of that and his money can never buy respect.

Manning345 Loc: Richmond, Virginia

Perhaps not, but his accomplishments in office so far can and do demand respect, and it would be even more outstanding if the demented dems would stop their obstruction, investigating and other nonsense, and if the media were to unbias themselves somehow.

wolffy

How many millions have you lost and still had a shitload left?!!

kemmer

Trump owes Deutsche Bank hundreds of thousands; no American bank will lend him a dime. Trump's financial records--and tax returns--subpoena'd by Congress from the Deutsche Bank will be VERY interesting.

Lonewolf

Trumps broke and kept afloat by rich Russians that's the danger to our Country he's been bought.

Lonewolf

Trumps got a billion dollar lone the day after justice Kennedy announced his retirement and the loan was processed by kenndys son who works at that bank, don't worry nothing to see hear folks.

Lonewolf

Obstructing trump 8 times with enough evidence to convict.
Old Mitch will not bring any house bill to the floor
Respect a man who is above the law encouraged others to brake the law.
Who just asked his wh console to lie twice by saying he never obstructed LOL

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Would you share the article on this as well please and Thank You..

I think you have it confused... ??
Is this what you refer to in your post??

The New York Times reported about "the White House's campaign to create a Supreme Court opening," Justin Kennedy, who Justice Kennedy's adult son, may have been more responsible than anyone else for saving the Trump family's business during the darkest days of the Great Recession.

"[Justin] worked closely with Mr. Trump when he was a real estate developer," Adam Liptak and Maggie Haberman reported, citing two people with knowledge of his role. The younger Kennedy spent more than a decade working in a senior role at Deutsche Bank.

"During Mr. Kennedy's tenure, Deutsche Bank became Mr. Trump's most important lender, dispensing well over $1 billion in loans to him for the renovation and construction of skyscrapers in New York and Chicago at a time other mainstream banks were wary of doing business with him because of his troubled business history," Liptak and Haberman continued.

The business relationship between Justin Kennedy and Trump was previously reported by the Financial Times, which wrote last year that "Justin Kennedy, a trader who arrived from Goldman to become one of Mr. Trump's most trusted associates over a 12-year spell at Deutsche, is the son of a Supreme Court justice."

While there's no proof that Justin Kennedy's business relationship with Trump influenced his father's decision to announce his retirement at a time when Trump is positioned to be able to pick his successor — and after a term in which Kennedy handed conservatives term in which Kennedy handed conservatives many victories in cases dealing with issues like Trump's travel ban and abortion — some observers noted the seemingly peculiar connection.

MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle, who worked for eight years at Deutsche Bank before joining the news network, cautioned about reaching conclusions because there are multiple parts of the bank that "can easily get confused and lumped together."

"While I know and it has been well-reported, Deutsche was a massive lender to Mr. Trump, I want to put a new context," she said. "A lot of this comes from multiple sides of the bank, specifically the private bank, and that was not where Mr. Kennedy worked."

Citing two former members of senior management, Ruhle said, "a lot of the recent lending comes from the private bank...most of which was done after Justin left the bank."

"The business Mr. Kennedy ran was part of a real estate team that did some business. It was not part of the private bank business," Ruhle continued. "To say that he was the point guy that lent all of this money to Trump, I think, is short-sided. It's a lot more complicated."

https://www.salon.com/2018/06/29/did-anthony-kennedys-son-loan-donald-trump-1-billion/

Lonewolf

Thanks Linda Looks like I was wrong darn that's twice lol.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

No problem wolf, not wrong just perhaps remembering a portion if a very convoluted history on President Trump...