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Anonymous wrote:[twitter]Anonymous wrote:My sense is that he deliberately didn't file a financial statement because it would show that he doesn't actually have the cash and the bond is totally unsecured.
I think you're correct. So, this would mean that he tried to pull a fast one on the court and his lawyers were complicit. This has to be a felony. What a bunch of morons!
Anonymous wrote:It just amazes me how many different ways that this man can get a pass and kick the can down the road. No other person would be able to extend his penalties as long as this man can.
He had 30 days. Then he managed to get an appeals court to lower his bond and get him 10 more days. Now, he has another 10-day extension because KSIC has 10 days to respond to the AG's "Notice of Exception to the sufficiency of surrety" filing. How long are the courts going to let him push back? Trump is making a lot of interest on that money over 50 days, so far, and there's no end to his procrastination efforts, as we've seen from his other court cases around the country. SMH.
Anonymous wrote:And this is the GOP candidate for president, for what used to be the party of fiscal responsibility?
Guys, you need to tighten up
Anonymous wrote:I think today was the last day for options. If that's the case, Monday will be a "bloodbath".
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And DJT is having a not plummeting day. Opened today at 45.90 and currently at 42.27. Since April 1, this stock has dropped over 30% (opened April 1 at $60.50). Since it went public, has dropped about 36% (opened at $66.22). It's a real gem of a stock. I wonder how many MAGAs have lost a huge amount of money backing this stock. Yet another way that they continue to throw money his way. He's going to cash out because he needs the money and he's going to leave his conservative backers with a huge loss of investment.
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It's even better when you look at the 5D instead of the 1D.
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