Chomper Higgot

The impeachments of Trump were not failures. He was impeached twice. Republicans chose not to convict him and are now paying the political price.

Alternatively follow the advice given by the NHS: https://usetherightservice.com/ae-or-999/when-to-go-to-ae/ I didn’t spot ‘falling off a bike with no immediate signs of serious or life threatening injury’ in their list of when to go to A&E, let us know if you do.

What the report fails to say is are the taxes collected higher than the costs. If so the problem isn’t the immigrants but the distribution of the taxes they pay.

The ‘could’s’, ‘might’s’ and ‘may be’s’ are liberally applied, but hope springs eternal.

The Republican led Congressional Investigation did just that. They spent $millions of tax payers money and came up with a big fat juicy nothing burger. Meanwhile Trump supporters have absolutely no problem if the money trail to Trump leads all the way back to Russia or Saudi Arabia, so long as the paper work is legal.

No, I simply read your posts and draw my own conclusions.

Think of it as discharging a firearm into a crowded street. The fact nobody was injured or killed does not negate the illegality of the act.

There is a further argument that lenders took higher risks than they were able to assess on the basis of the information provided by Trump in his fraudulent applications.

All that happened in a private voting booth, and is private for a reason. Your posting history is here for all to read.

More hogwash. The Republicans have wasted millions trying to find evidence against Biden, they’ve come up with a big fat juicy nothing better.

Very good. But you are silent on the claim by Trump and his supporters’ claims that when Trump committed Fraud no laws were broken and/or the loans were repaid so no laws were broken. Forgive me if to my thinking your claims of impartiality sound hollow.

Another attempt to deny the reality that is so clearly causing you so much anguish.

If Trump had $464million he could post cash. If Trump had assets worth $464million he would be able to get a bond. If Trump didn’t continually lie through his teeth about the value of his assets, Bond issuers might believe him.

It’s a better source than any you have produced. Here, try NBC: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna140492

So let me get this right. If the judge on a criminal trial had a million dollar loan from a mafia don who is in court before that judge in a criminal trial, you’d have no problem with that?

Excellent post. Drives a truck of truth through the Trump lie that he’s being denied the right to appeal, so thanks for sharing. I suspect the real problem bothering Trump is that when the collection process starts we’ll all get to hear the real value of his assets and importantly how many of his assets are already subject to liens, and therefore not owned outright by Trump. Look for his liabilities being greater than his assets.

You should request a thread on that. Send Admin the big fat nothing burger Republicans wasted $millions to produce; you know, all the evidence you don’t have.

The Republicans set up a Congressional Committee to investigate Biden. They came up with a big fat nothing burger.

We are about to find out what his net worth is. Fir now it is certain it’s nowhere near what he has continuously claimed it to be.

Meanwhile the Republicans had no witnesses, no evidence and no facts. A whole big nothing burger.

Questioning his boasts about the wealth he very clearly doesn’t have is not is not bragging. It’s inserting a bit of reality.

An allegation Republicans have never been able to prove. Hence pulling the plug on their ‘impeach Biden’ clown show. And yes we know Trump supporters have absolutely no problem over who Trump is in debt to, it was the point of my post, thank you for taking the time to confirm my observation.

Link?

Alternatively Trump really is a fraudster.

More to the point, if either Russia or Saudi Arabia did pay the bond, Trump supporters at home and abroad would see absolutely nothing wrong with Trump being in hock to a foreign power.