President Trump

[Arthur Dailey]

Re: President Trump

Apparently Brian Mulroney sang at Trump's rally on Saturday night, supported by David Foster.

I can understand Mulroney, but Foster?

Mulroney's actions and activities, augmented by his own testimony prove that he was correct when he said that "there is no whore like an old whore".

[pendlebg]

Re: President Trump

co-incidence with what...life??

Hmmm, a 65yr old drops dead from a heart attack. That describes a portion of the membership at my local golf club from last season.

Apparently Churkin and Trump share a 30 year relationship. Churkin, from what I understand, may have the most in-depth knowledge of Trump's ties and business dealings with Russia dating back to the 1980's when Churkin himself invited Trump to come to Russia.

Certainly he could have dropped dead of a heart attack, highly possible but given the situation Trump finds himself in regarding his Russian connections now to find one of his longest standing Russian "friends" die is going to raise some eyebrows.

[Pingeye2_fan]

Re: President Trump

Apparently Churkin and Trump share a 30 year relationship. Churkin, from what I understand, may have the most in-depth knowledge of Trump's ties and business dealings with Russia dating back to the 1980's when Churkin himself invited Trump to come to Russia.

Certainly he could have dropped dead of a heart attack, highly possible but given the situation Trump finds himself in regarding his Russian connections now to find one of his longest standing Russian "friends" die is going to raise some eyebrows.

Does seem pretty timely.

[Rusty]

Re: President Trump

Does seem pretty timely.

Heart attacks happen...so do assassinations. Combine this with the death in early-December of the number 2 man at Rosneft who had been named as a go-between for a potential deal between Trump associates and the state oil company and you get a disturbing pattern. He was found dead of "natural causes" in the back seat of his car....Hilary is the prime suspect.

[Benz]

Re: President Trump

co-incidence with what...life??

Hmmm, a 65yr old drops dead from a heart attack. That describes a portion of the membership at my local golf club from last season.

Maybe Churkin was the other half of Kim Jong-un's brother.

[Benz]

Re: President Trump

He was found dead of "natural causes" in the back seat of his car....

Hilary is the prime suspect.

Maybe it should be Monica Lewinsky. Was he smoking a cigar?

[Chambokl]

Re: President Trump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XriXDtfqCg

Ralph always has it right . . .

Tried to embed the video but got: "An error occurred. Please try again later."

Hope that works . . . just too funny.

[ManFromMoffat]

Re: President Trump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XriXDtfqCg

Ralph always has it right . . .

Tried to embed the video but got: "An error occurred. Please try again later."

Hope that works . . . just too funny.

The look on his face, the time passing.

[mpare]

Re: President Trump

Recently, a court decided a class action against Trump National Golf Club. It appears to have been the first of his corporations' many outstanding cases decided since he became President. The claim relates to monies owning to members of the Club, who had expressed a desire to resign from the club. Under the terms of the membership agreement, which predates Trump's purchase of the course, members who resigned would be refunded some of the membership costs. However, that would only happen when a new member was introduced to the club. Moreover, each resigning member would be placed on a resignation waiting list and the name at the top of the list would be repaid when a new member joined. While waiting for your name to climb to the top of the list, members were still required to pay their annual dues and their food and beverage account. However, during those members would have access to the club. Mr. Trump changed those rules by telling the members that they should take their names off the list. If not, then they'd have no access to the club, but would be required to continue paying their annual dues and F&B charges! Even Donald Trump's son, Eric, admitted to the court that requiring these payments without giving the members access to the club "would violate a fundamental principle of life."

http://www.mondaq.com/article.asp?articleid=569004&email_access=on&chk=1091425&q=522421

[Pingeye2_fan]

Re: President Trump

Recently, a court decided a class action against Trump National Golf Club. It appears to have been the first of his corporations' many outstanding cases decided since he became President. The claim relates to monies owning to members of the Club, who had expressed a desire to resign from the club. Under the terms of the membership agreement, which predates Trump's purchase of the course, members who resigned would be refunded some of the membership costs. However, that would only happen when a new member was introduced to the club. Moreover, each resigning member would be placed on a resignation waiting list and the name at the top of the list would be repaid when a new member joined. While waiting for your name to climb to the top of the list, members were still required to pay their annual dues and their food and beverage account. However, during those members would have access to the club. Mr. Trump changed those rules by telling the members that they should take their names off the list. If not, then they'd have no access to the club, but would be required to continue paying their annual dues and F&B charges! Even Donald Trump's son, Eric, admitted to the court that requiring these payments without giving the members access to the club "would violate a fundamental principle of life."

http://www.mondaq.com/article.asp?ar...91425&q=522421

He's just a bully.

[Benz]

Re: President Trump

He's just a bully.

And Eric is the stupid one....

[Rusty]

Re: President Trump

Trump's "business career" (in quotes because many observers would consider it a criminal career rather than a business one) is littered with many examples of dishonouring contracts, stiffing contractors, and defaulting on loan obligations. Citing his business experience as suitable qualification for running for President is like saying Ray Charles could be a great Gran Prix driver.

There is a very good article at www.marketplace.com authored by Bert Spector, "Donald Trump is Showing Why He's No CEO".....the comments also highlight some of Trump's favorite business tactics. Frankly, I do not understand how the man has survived, or has not been "persuaded" by a Louisville Slugger to change his ways.

I suppose he knew better than to cross the mob....hmmmm...the Russians have also been known to not like being stiffed.

[gotogolf]

Re: President Trump

Try.....

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/donald-trump-is-showing-why-hes-no-ceo-2017-02-17

[ManFromMoffat]

Re: President Trump

Trump's "business career" (in quotes because many observers would consider it a criminal career rather than a business one) is littered with many examples of dishonouring contracts, stiffing contractors, and defaulting on loan obligations. Citing his business experience as suitable qualification for running for President is like saying Ray Charles could be a great Gran Prix driver.

There is a very good article at www.marketplace.com authored by Bert Spector, "Donald Trump is Showing Why He's No CEO".....the comments also highlight some of Trump's favorite business tactics. Frankly, I do not understand how the man has survived, or has not been "persuaded" by a Louisville Slugger to change his ways.

I suppose he knew better than to cross the mob....hmmmm...the Russians have also been known to not like being stiffed.

Try.....

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/don...ceo-2017-02-17

Seems pretty clear. Then consider his monumental character flaws.

[ManFromMoffat]

Re: President Trump

In one exchange, Sean Spicer demonstrated why there’s skepticism about Rump’s claims of tolerance

Once again, Spicey seeming to throw more gas than water on the flames ...

Meanwhile, (surprise) Rump once again says "Back to me" ,,,

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/politics/wp/2017/02/21/in-one-exchange-sean-spicer-demonstrated-why-theres-skepticism-about-trumps-claims-of-tolerance/?utm_term=.dd137a6e774e