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he probably would have blown his brains out
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! >

TLDR: Jared Kushner was Trump's foreign relations guy and he worked with the Saudis to put pressure on Qatar to use their investment companies to bail out the Kushner real estate company right when they needed it because the Kushner family fucked up by buying 666 5th for a bit under 2B (with 3/4 of that in loans) right before the 08' financial collapse and it was worth less than 1B after the crash, so they owed about 1.5 times what the building was worth. >

Hell yes, let’s get this Hunter Biden stuff over with, so we can shut the Rs up. Agreed, no one is above the law. And then we can focus on the overwhelmingly terrible anti American greed that occurred under Trump’s 4 years. >


so we can shut the Rs up. 

That’s not how it works! Benghazi anyone? >

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 >

Trump literally banks with capital one >

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. >

Lies.  He’s a liar and fraudster.  Tax cheat, adulterer, pimp, traitor, thief, rapist, spy, murderer. >

You forgot pedophile. >

Megalomaniac also belongs on the list. >

And Obama gets condemned for a tan suit. >

A TAN SUIT?! However will the country survive such a disgrace?! /s >

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. >

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

Come on, a guy tells a mere thirty thousand lies and you're gonna write him off just like that?  We gotta at least give him a chance! /s >

Bet he learned his lesson now >

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, lied about his mother dying in 9/11, 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 >

This guy says anything and his base eats it up. Just listen to his actual words when he speaks. He runs a game of gibberish. It’s amazing the strangle hold he has on his worshippers! >

And then they tell you that the thing that they like about Trump is how he speaks like a normal American. >

Yea, that's what I'm wondering - is it because he speaks like he's half braindead that they go 'see, you don't have to be smart to be successful, I could do that too' that garners their support so fervently? >

IIRC there was a question in one of the debates about something nasty he'd tweeted about a woman (former pageant contestant?) and he straight up lied about it when asked
i'm talking about a tweet anyone could easily pull up and verify, and he was like "no i didn't"
i remember thinking that the debate moderators should have just stopped everything right there and refused to proceed until it was addressed - because we were just not ready for the tsunami of i-know-you-are-but-what-am-i politics headed our way
now it's just the norm >

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! >

Holy shit we’re in prequel mode. We knew his backstory and that he was a giant piece of shit before this moment. >

It's like being handed the script after watching the play. >


In addition, Trump did not annually donate his $400,000 presidential salary to charity, as he has claimed. He declared no charitable contributions of any kind on his 2020 returns.

I mean I could've guessed that, but I'm still somehow kinda shocked.  Like just thinking he could get away with lying about donating money, and that no one would question why no charity got his money. >

He’s a foreign agent >

Maybe a contractor, a middle man, maybe black mailed? but an agent? Nah, the man uses both hands to drink Diet Coke. Lol. >

He has to, his fingers are so tiny they won't reach around the can. >

"Besieged Rep.-elect George Santos lept to the disgraced former President's defense Friday, telling reporters '(Trump) and I took a wild trip to Tijuana three summers ago' where the pair allegedly 'saw a real donkey show and this old guy who we think was a shaman gave us these mushrooms that totally made us trip balls'."
"Despite an incredulous public, Trump double-downed on claims made by Santos, declaring him 'the baddest dude you've ever met' and 'one tough hombre' - statements that seem to back up Santos's claim that he dropped out of DeVry Technical College to undergo 'Alpha-Plus training in the Navy SEALS' and that he owns a crossbow."
"Transcripts obtained from DeVry by the New York Times indicate Santos held a steady 2.1 GPA in accounting before dropping out and spending the remainder of his student loans on a 'sick set' of throwing stars." >

This makes me wish Hunter Thompson was still around. >

Don't we miss him today?
“Jesus! Where will it end? How low do you have to stoop in this country to be President?” - Hunter S. Thompson >

My god Mr. Thompson. If only you knew.