[2ndDivisionVet]

Or maybe he is. If my dad left me $200 million I’m pretty sure I’d be a “billionaire” today.

[kiryandil]

Or maybe he is. If my dad left me $200 million I’m pretty sure I’d be a “billionaire” today.

Ah, the usual natsycruzer slime... :)

[kiryandil]

Oh, sorry - I seem to have misspelled “nastycruzer”... :)

[MinuteGal]

"If my dad left me $200 million......."

Trump and each of his 3 siblings inherited $35 million apiece from their father's estate.

(Source: www.EthicsScoreboard.com)

Leni

[Macoozie]

"Or maybe he is. If my dad left me $200 million I’m pretty sure I’d be a “billionaire” today."

Sorry, The Donald was worth MORE than his father when the father died.
Most accounts estimate the number to have been about twice as much, certainly more than $500 milion.

A silver-spoon baby? Sure. But he was also wildly successful and lucky in his own right.

[gogeo]

If my dad left me $200 million I’m pretty sure I’d be a “billionaire” today.

Oh, piff. Thousands of lottery winners would argue the point.

What's more likely? The most common way to create a small fortune in business is to start with a large one.

[Magic Fingers]

“If my dad left me $200 million I’m pretty sure I’d be a “billionaire” today.”

I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t be worth any more than you are right now.

[entropy12]

If your dad left you $200 million, with your investing skills, you would now have about $2 million LOL

[WhiskeyX]

“Or maybe he is. If my dad left me $200 million I’m pretty sure I’d be a “billionaire” today.”

Inheritors typically lose the inheritance. What $200 million?

[Cobra64]

Here we go again. Your statements are typically wrong because you probably read Rollong Stoned, Newsweak, listen to another liar, Marco Rubio's unfounded $200 million statement. Since there's no proof that Trump's father left Donald $200 million, why do you perpetuate lies?.

Furthermore, the Trump Tower was finished in 1983 worth ~$318 million. The old man died in 1999.

It's dsingenuous to make up falsehoods and then post them as if they were facts.

Read Trump's books and study his position papers. They're informative.

[odawg]

“If my dad left me $200 million I’m pretty sure I’d be a “billionaire” today.”

There are only a few choices that would impel you to make that statement. Ignorance, a willingness to believe anything anyone says, or outright lying.

When Trump’s dad died, Trump was way wealthier than him. And, when he died, the money had to be split four ways, at least.