America provided Trump with an environment to make his fortune and he doesn't pay while all the rest do to sustain the programs which care for America's people. As for gaming the system, he gamed it by exploiting the poor to his advancement.
Most of the money spent in taxes doesn't go to the American people or those lovely welfare programs. In it's current state I don't blame Trump for finding a way to out wit the current government. Also I don't see how he exploited the poor at all on that.
I'm aware of the Clintons record. I also note the Clintons were the first to advocate bombing Al-Qaeda and ISIS. My biggest issue with them is their economic policy, not their plan for defeating terrorism.
Are you trying to claim that the current policy for defeating ISIS and terrorism has been good and effective because it most certainly has not. I'd like to note Clinton was helping essential found, fund and send weapons to terrorist groups like ISIS alongside Obama.
His father gave him his business and money,
Trump's father's estate was only worth about $100 to $300 million at the time of his death. Not even taking into consideration that it was spread amongst all his children, Trump is worth about 8$ billion. That's a whole fuck load more than what he potentially inherited.
He got a loan of $1 million in the 70s to enter the Manhattan market.
By 1982 he was already worth $200 million on his own. When his father died in 1999,
he was already worth over $1 billion on his own. He's now worth about $10 billion.
His father's company was only based on Brooklyn and Queens. He managed it in the 70s, but he didn't own it. He couldn't have just sold it while his father was still alive. He finally inherited it in 1999 when it was worth $200 million. But then again, much of that success what thanks to Donald's management, who was already worth over $1 billion dollars on his own by the time.
which has repeatedly included branches that have gone bankrupt.
Wrong
He didn't go personally bankrupt. 1 of his
515 businesses was restructured through Chapter 11, a procedure that involves a reorganization of a debtor's business affairs and assets.
To be more precise,
one of his companies was restructured three times before he decided to sell it just in time before the 2008 crisis took a major hit on Atlantic City, a decision praised by pundits and experts alike. Even Bill Gates has gone through this kind of bankruptcy with
Optim Energy LLC per instance.
His success rate is around 90%. That's a very high success rate considering the fact that
80% of startup companies end up in failure.
So his failure rate is about 9 to almost 300 or so? Hardly what I'd call the work of a "poor business man who lives off daddy's money".
Trump made his fortune by buying depressed New York real estate, driving out the poorer residents, and then flipping it before charging outrageous fees. Both his father and he are pretty much responsible for gentrifying the city and exploiting every loophole possible to make themselves rich at the expense of the poor.
That's the real estate business. Imagine that ruthless efficiency put to work for America's interests.
I don't see Trump removing any of the Presidential powers which are the primary flaw of the Clinton era during the Obama Administration and started during Bill's era.
Not sure what you're trying to say here.
Look, you're a nice guy but you seem to have bought into all the Clinton propaganda hook, line and sinker. You come off as very ill informed and oddly hypocritical, citing Trump as immoral for his business dealings but you'll vote for Clinton who has literally gotton people killed to maintain/increase her political power.
Just sayin.
