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FBI releases Clinton investigation documents

Moot said:
35,000 lawsuits...suggests he was in the bankruptcy, litigation and bribery business.

Most of the plaintiffs against Trump, were employees, contractors and businessmen that didn't get paid for their services or work.
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No, that's your completely dishonest take....In fact in June USA today went over in detail what these cases were about....First, you claim of 35,000 is just plain wrong, the number discussed was 3,500. Here is how they break down.....

1. 1,700 were "Casino's" = People disgruntled losing their money.
2. 700 were "Personal injury" = Slip and fall attorney's seeing deep pockets
3. 300 were "real estate disputes" = Could be title problems, or zoning...etc.
4. 165 were "Government tax" = Trump fighting with the IRS
5. 125 were "Contract disputes" = Could be contractors, could be other contracts.
6. 120 were "Employment cases" = Again, could be contractors, or just employees that felt they were let go unfairly.
7. 60 were "Golf courses and clubs" = Disputes over membership matters, to auto accidents in the parking....
8. 25 were "Branding and licencing" = It is what it says....
9. 20 were "Trump University" = We all know about this.
10. 20 were " Miss Universe" = It is what it says
11. 15 were "Liable or Slander" = And we all know what that is...

Now, of the 1,300 that USA Today determined were 'outcome determined' = 500 were discontinued/dismissed, and 450 Trump won, 175 were settled, 38 Trump lost, and 137 were "other"....

Exclusive: Trump's 3,500 lawsuits unprecedented for a presidential nominee

In any case, and I am NOT surprised, your post here is either you just not knowing the facts, and or bothering to find out and going with DNC/MSNBC like talking points, or intentional lying about the facts....But, your entire post here is false period!
 
j-mac said:
No, that's your completely dishonest take....In fact in June USA today went over in detail what these cases were about....First, you claim of 35,000 is just plain wrong, the number discussed was 3,500. Here is how they break down.....

1. 1,700 were "Casino's" = People disgruntled losing their money.
2. 700 were "Personal injury" = Slip and fall attorney's seeing deep pockets
3. 300 were "real estate disputes" = Could be title problems, or zoning...etc.
4. 165 were "Government tax" = Trump fighting with the IRS
5. 125 were "Contract disputes" = Could be contractors, could be other contracts.
6. 120 were "Employment cases" = Again, could be contractors, or just employees that felt they were let go unfairly.
7. 60 were "Golf courses and clubs" = Disputes over membership matters, to auto accidents in the parking....
8. 25 were "Branding and licencing" = It is what it says....
9. 20 were "Trump University" = We all know about this.
10. 20 were " Miss Universe" = It is what it says
11. 15 were "Liable or Slander" = And we all know what that is...

Now, of the 1,300 that USA Today determined were 'outcome determined' = 500 were discontinued/dismissed, and 450 Trump won, 175 were settled, 38 Trump lost, and 137 were "other"....

Exclusive: Trump's 3,500 lawsuits unprecedented for a presidential nominee

In any case, and I am NOT surprised, your post here is either you just not knowing the facts, and or bothering to find out and going with DNC/MSNBC like talking points, or intentional lying about the facts....But, your entire post here is false period!
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Oopsie, I meant 3,500. But in any case...Trump's main business seems to be bankruptcy, litigation and bribery.
 
Moot said:
Oopsie, I meant 3,500. But in any case...Trump's main business seems to be bankruptcy, litigation and bribery.
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No, his main business now is real estate development, as it has always been....His focus of development right now is centered around hotels, and golf resorts....Is he litigious? Sure, what's wrong with that? Has his businesses in the past had some problems? Sure, again, are you aware that Henry Ford went bankrupt several times? Bribery? You'll have to expand with some citing on that one.....
 
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