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Jerry Springer must be so proud of the modern Republican’s value system. It’s like a race to the bottom.
October 2020 While doing business between 2013 and 2015 Trump paid $188,561 in taxes to China. He paid $750 in taxes to the US in 2016 and 2017. >

The largest bank in China, which is operated by the Chinese government, up until recently rented an entire floor in Trump Tower. The whole bank account thing is pretty much nothing compared to that. He was the tough on China guy while he housed their main bank on US shores, irony abounds. >

a russian money laundering mob rented out a floor of trump tower
when the FBI wiretapped the mob's phones as part of their investigation they intercepted a number of calls between the russians and team trump, and that was the basis of trump accusing the FBI of wiretapping his phone. >

Saudis did too if I remember that whole article detailing floors rented right before his run for presidency >

People, read this link! >

I read it, should I click? >

Nah, reading the link should be sufficient.. >

Exactly.  Why do more than any other redditor?  Sticking your neck out like that will only lead to problems. >

Also, it appears Trump is... NOT a billionaire. >

If you get rid of the decimal point he is. >

I think you mean the hyphen. >

He's a billionaire-ish >

Billion-aint >

Billion't >

I like it sound like Bouillon. >

Oh! A bullshit artist. >

From what I remember he denied he had it at all. Then said it was closed. Then said he didn't know it was still active and just for hotel deal profits. The year he became pres there was a 16million dollar 'profit' deposited into the account, five times the usual annual hotel profit for the previous five years, and he withdrew it in cashthenext day. >

He withdrew 16 million dollars in cash? My bank says they need advance notice on more than 2500 >

You need a new bank >

Almost no banks have millions in cash on hand at any point in time, they give it out as quickly as it comes in, and they purposely control the amount to be as low as possible. 
They can probably give you more than 2500, but then it means the next guy who comes in can't, so they ration. >

Ah you probably go to a Common person bank, not a billionaire ripoff artist’s bank >

Again, the "almost all banks". And since very likely no one here is a billionaire, the "you need a new bank" comment is kinda dumb. >

I can go to Chase tomorrow and take out over 5k without a problem.  I’ve never heard of a bank needing advance notice for an amount so small. >

There is a really big difference between 5k and 16 million. Even a single branch Credit Union can give you 5k.
Try millions. They will do it but it will take some time and a lot of phone calls/organization, etc. >

The person I was responding to said they needed advance notice for over 2500 dollars at their bank. >

I always wondered why he tried to paint Biden as being so pro China. Now it makes sense. It was just projection. It's always projection. >

That’s how narcissists usually roll. Project their faults, instead of owning up to it. >

Yep, narcissists always have to look down on something, so if they can take their faults and pin them on someone else they can just look down on it instead of having to own up to them they will. It's so easy, transparent and shallow >

Yup. People like that are pieces of shit. >

If we’ve learned anything this past week, it’s that Republican politicians will lie. >

And Republican voters don’t give a shit. 
Latest example: the complete lack of Republican outrage with Santos that just got elected to Congress who lied about having an Ivy League education, lied about his résumé, and lied about being Jewish. 
“Well at least he ain’t a damn Democrat!” >

He lied about his own mother’s death. It doesn’t get lower than that >

Give them a chance and they will go lower >

I’m just waiting for them to endorse a candidate who’s on bail while being tried for murder >

Yeah. Sounds about right >

Could you imaging a conversation between Trump and Santos? >

Great premise for a Saturday Night Live sketch. >

and then in walks Tommy Flanagan. >

That's the ticket! >

And his wife ..Madonn...Mmm...Morgan Fairchild is with him. Yeah! >

You know, I’m starting to think Donald Trump may not be completely honest. >

sad part is that republicans think that's a good thing.