would you vote for a person who has been in 4000+ litigations?
USA TODAY Network: Dive into Donald Trump's thousands of lawsuits
USA TODAY Network: Dive into Donald Trump's thousands of lawsuits
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Don the Con
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Is there a threshold?
What is the maximum number of lawsuits a person can have that you would still vote for them?
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
This is why he's long been known as a "con-man" out East, and also why hadn't been able to secure loans here in the States and with most banks in western Europe. This is probably why he secured loans with DeutscheBank, which was heavily fined last year for money laundering, and which also has indirect ties with Putin
And I think this is why there's no way that Trump will voluntarily show his tax returns.