Trump is suddenly in need of a lot of cash. That’s everyone’s problem.

by devlinadl

44 comments
  1. Trump will turn that red hat upside down and beg his supporters for donations.

  2. He’s gonna need them classified documents back so he can come up with some cash

  3. Headline claims this is ‘everyone’s problem” while the article only lays out how it’s a problem for trump.

    Hopefully this saves you a click and keeps vox from making money by duping the public.

  4. Not my problem either. He’s a private citizen. He can suck it. He deserves all the hardship he is receiving. (And more.)

  5. > A Chinese state-owned bank paid $7 million to rent space in Trump Tower in New York during the four years Trump was president. The company stopped renting out space when Trump left office.

  6. The fundraising emails have already gone out

    So is it gonna be a new set of truck balls for the F150 or donate to Trump

    Sure looks like’s a problem for the maga base

  7. Trump typing up the orange Russian prince scam mails as we speak.

  8. I got 99 problems… and this **ain’t** one of them.

  9. >Even if he appeals these decisions, as he is expected to do, he still likely will have to front the money while that process runs its course, or secure a bond, which would come with its own conditions.

    With his long history of stiffing people, would YOU put up the money for him? Not only is it the $355 Million and the $83.3 million for E. Jean but he also has to pony up 9% interest on top of that – from the beginning of the trials. Now we are WELL over half a billion and that 9% just keeps adding up while the appeals process plays out. Then, as they mentioned, he has loan payments coming due, etc… etc… etc… – So he’s going to bilk his supporters for even more money and use it for all his civil and criminal trials AND bleed the RNC dry, depriving down ballot candidates of much needed cash to try and win their own elections. I mean, is this schadenfreude or WHAT?

  10. Time to empty those RNC coffers. Maybe they should take out some massively high-interest loans while they are at it. Hit up a few payday lenders.

    Not going to be much left in the tank for any political races or advertising, mind you….

  11. Hey repubs! You hear that? Your daddy needs your help! Fork over your entire paychecks!

    That’ll own the Libs!

  12. His supporters, who struggle to to pay their mortgage and rent, will gladly fork over the cash he needs. After all, he can’t be expected to pay his own legal expenses and judgements!

  13. Saudis will help him out again or Putin or Xi, you know the ones who most benefit if he becomes President again.

  14. It’s our problem because our potential next president is in serious debt…and that will absolutely be taken advantage of by our enemies if he is elected. So vote people, vote.

  15. the reason it’s a problem is it makes him vulnerable to bribery, but anyone with half a brain knew that since 2015

  16. He should ask Taylor Swift since he made her so much money. 😂

  17. What other classified docs is he going to sell to the highest bidder?

    >But Trump isn’t just one of the country’s richest men, with an estimated net worth in the low billions; he’s also running to serve a second term as president of the United States. And for any candidate for public office — let alone the presidency — being cash-strapped while owing such significant amounts of money could be a serious liability.
    “It’s pretty scary from an ethics perspective,” said Virginia Canter, the chief ethics counsel at the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a nonpartisan watchdog group that has chronicled Trump’s abuses of power and filed lawsuits against him.
    You don’t have to look far to find the reasons why. Trump’s first term was riddled with conflicts of interest, and that’s in no small part because of his financial well-being (or lack thereof, depending on how you look at it). At the time that he tried to overturn the 2020 election, he was hundreds of millions of dollars in debt, largely stemming from loans to help rehabilitate his struggling businesses, and most of which would be coming due over the subsequent four years. Throughout his presidency, he refused to divest from his businesses, which made millions of dollars in revenue from taxpayers and continued to do work with other countries while he was in office — a practice he indicated he would repeat in a second term.
    The fact that he has so many entanglements with big businesses and other nations leaves plenty of room for things to go awry. That’s why a 2020 New York Times exposé uncovering his staggering debt during his first term wasn’t just embarrassing for Trump, who has a tendency to claim he’s richer than he actually is. It also raised fears about how his debt could implicate national security.
    As the former head of the Justice Department’s National Security Division told Time magazine in 2020, “For a person with access to U.S. classified information to be in massive financial debt is a counterintelligence risk because the debt-holder tends to have leverage over the person, and the leverage may be used to encourage actions, such as disclosure of information or influencing policy, that compromise U.S. national security.”

  18. There’s an old joke.. when you owe the bank 100k and having hard time, that’s you’re problem. When you owe the bank a billion dollars and having a hard time, that’s the bank’s problem.

    GOP gave up their party to MAGA. They had multiple opportunities to take the off ramps. Now they’re hundreds of miles away from home and fucked. He’s going to suck every dollar the GOP has and take up all the oxygen. They’ve been losing since 2018 and it’s only going to get worse until a miracle hamburger takes Trump out.

  19. For those too lazy to read the article; they’re saying that Trump owing so much money leaves him vulnerable to bribes and/or selling state secrets. 

    Like he hasn’t done that already. 

  20. For people not bothering to read the article, it’s talking about a former (and possibly future) President being in debt for hundreds of millions of dollars and the implications of that on national security.

  21. Not to be a pessimist, but I’ll rejoice when I found out he’s had to write a check. I’d bet money that he’s not paying a dime between now and the election.

  22. Hey everybody,

    Let’s all point and laugh at Cheeto as we all call him a loser at the same.

    Then lock him up and just ignore him.

    No social media, no hamburders.

  23. He just needs to pull himself up by his bootstraps and cut out Starbucks covfefe

  24. I LOVE the idea of putting Lara Trump in charge of the RNC. ALL of the money on hand will go directly to bail out Trump instead of propping up dipshit Republican candidates around the country for 2024. No one will say anything because they’re afraid of Trump. More campaign violations. It will be fantastic! Go get ’em, Lara!

  25. The smoothbrains over in r/Conservative think that this type of fraud is normal, and victimless. Sorry fanboys, not paying your taxes while benefiting from the system hurts everyone.

  26. Having debt like this disqualifies you from getting security clearance. And for good reason.  Just sayin…..

  27. His son-in law “borrowed” 6B from the saudis.
    He can bail him out, no?

  28. Since when is Trump one of the richest men in the world? What’s wrong with these fucking reporters?

  29. I had to reveal what debts I owed to work in a jail to make sure I couldn’t be easily compromised. This mother fucker is eligible to run a whole damn country.

  30. Imagine giving this fucker access to national secrets again being a half billion in debt that the court ordered him to pay….

    I can’t believe I even need to say this, but we cannot re-elect this criminal!!!!!!

  31. Trump is off fraud watch. He is now officially, legally, a fraud

  32. The Saudies will bail him out……for a price, which he’ll be happy to accept.

  33. the saudis will be coincidentially sending a loan to jared right about now.

  34. Looks like a GOP problem. Let him drain their coffers dry.

  35. Security risk 101.

    Financial trouble is an indicator someone could be easily compromised by a foreign asset.

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