Posted by bronxcheer on 2/4/2020 1:34:00 AM (view original):

Organizations backing President Donald Trump’s bid for re-election last year pumped some $1.7 million back into properties and businesses he owns, as well as to his family members, according to research by The New York Times.

The Times conducted the research by following the spending of four groups: the Trump campaign, the Trump Victory committee, the Republican National Committee, and the Trump Make America Great Again Committee.

How did Obama and Biden and Pelosi and Sanders and Warren get to be millionaires? Trump was already there.

Posted by laramiebob on 2/5/2020 12:51:00 PM (view original):
Patience.

Eventually, the whole world will know.
Fraud or Hero.

It's possible I'm wrong.
And that Trump ain't hiding anything.............

It's also possible I'll morph into a jackrabbit.
Or get a second go round twice as pretty.
Or end up as beloved as Mother Teresa.
there's usually a faint stroke of a chance.................

There's also the Lost Dutchman Mine............ somewheres in the Superstitions...........
All about as credible as your man Trump not being the filthy piece of **** he so obviously is!!

My Granddaughter and you both believe in fairy tales.
At some point she'll figure out just who the tooth fairy is I don't doubt.
As to you and finding out???
Let's just say I have more faith in Her.

Just wait, just wait, just wait. That's all I've been hearing from the Trump-haters for 4+ years. (Well, that and lies.) Where exactly do you think this "evidence" is going to come from that it hasn't already been found? Do you really think Trump is that good at hiding things? You keep ignoring/avoiding those questions.

Looks like red lines to me folks!

Wow, now even bronx is "pulling a dino" and redlining things just because he doesn't like them.
What's the problem guys? A little short on facts to make any reasonable comebacks?

If CCCP were still around, I would have gloated the hell out of this SB win

Yup, more childish redlining for no reason. Shows which side of the argument facts and reason are on.