Rule One: Never Settle. Rule Two: Take the money and run Donald Trump, who never ever settles lawsuits because that sends the message that you're weak, has agreed to a $25 million settlement in the three fraud lawsuits against him over the scammy real estate seminars he sold as "Trump University." New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who had brought one of the suits, announced the settlement late Friday afternoon in a classic Friday News Trump.
Frankly, political bloggers should launch a class action suit against Trump for depriving us of the entertainment value of watching a president-elect testifying in a fraud trial against him. WE WAS ROBBED!
No worries Dok. When he doesn't pay his lawyers, you'll have more than enough fodder to keep you busy.
Oh, well THAT goes without saying. It's like how ITT Tech was a scam, but it wasn't a diploma mill. The certificates were useless, but you had to work for them. Diploma mills are a much more honorable grift, a straight exchange of cash for a fake degree.
The same reason none of that avalanche of women didn't come forth with all those wild stories about him attacking/groping them at the time the acts were supposed to have happened - because he wasn't running for president and they had no need to take him down. Suddenly, all this stuff that was supposed to have taken place years/decades ago is relevant - all at the same time. Go figure.
John Paulson, the hedge fund billionaire who made $15 billion betting against the housing market before the Bush Recession (and paid 15% in taxes on it), told his investors on Wednesday that he had taken an investment stake in Didi Chuxing, a privately-owned Chinese company that - after being permitted to buy Uber's Chinese operations - now has a near-monopoly on ride-sharing in China. The investment represents about 7 percent of the assets of Mr. Paulson’s Advantage funds.
In a 2015 financial disclosure form, Trump reported being an investor in Paulson’s Advantage Plus. (It is not known if he is still an investor, because nobody needs to see Donald's tax returns, really.) Totally irrelevant, also, is that Paulson was an economic adviser to Trump during the campaign.
Trump will soon be negotiating trade with China. Wanna bet who will be a "winner", bigly? Trump likes winners!
For the love of god, pheonix00!
This is really gonna hit the Trump Foundation For Paying Trump's Bills hard.
Donnie's already handed him control of the country. What's left?
Frankly, political bloggers should launch a class action suit against Trump for depriving us of the entertainment value of watching a president-elect testifying in a fraud trial against him. WE WAS ROBBED!
No worries Dok. When he doesn't pay his lawyers, you'll have more than enough fodder to keep you busy.
Oh, well THAT goes without saying. It's like how ITT Tech was a scam, but it wasn't a diploma mill. The certificates were useless, but you had to work for them. Diploma mills are a much more honorable grift, a straight exchange of cash for a fake degree.
Liberty University libulz!
Whaaaat.... why are you looking at me like that for........ /innocent bashful look
Don't worry; he'll use our money to pay the $25M.
The same reason none of that avalanche of women didn't come forth with all those wild stories about him attacking/groping them at the time the acts were supposed to have happened - because he wasn't running for president and they had no need to take him down. Suddenly, all this stuff that was supposed to have taken place years/decades ago is relevant - all at the same time. Go figure.
He didn't win; he settled out of court.
Take heart. There will be other chances.
If he's claiming it's a win, he's lying.
Again. Ad infinitum
It's what this vile maggot does.
If he is speaking, he's lying.
File for bankruptcy? The classics never die.
He "settled", but will he pay?
The big money is already on the move:
John Paulson, the hedge fund billionaire who made $15 billion betting against the housing market before the Bush Recession (and paid 15% in taxes on it), told his investors on Wednesday that he had taken an investment stake in Didi Chuxing, a privately-owned Chinese company that - after being permitted to buy Uber's Chinese operations - now has a near-monopoly on ride-sharing in China. The investment represents about 7 percent of the assets of Mr. Paulson’s Advantage funds.
In a 2015 financial disclosure form, Trump reported being an investor in Paulson’s Advantage Plus. (It is not known if he is still an investor, because nobody needs to see Donald's tax returns, really.) Totally irrelevant, also, is that Paulson was an economic adviser to Trump during the campaign.
Trump will soon be negotiating trade with China. Wanna bet who will be a "winner", bigly? Trump likes winners!