Your post is on the level of gossip, FRiend. If you were to research the situations you post so authoritatively about, you would see that there is another side to the story and a different take on it. Start with looking up the various types of bankruptcy. The kind he used was a business reorganization so that people would get paid. The following facsimile of his voting record in New York was posted on FR yesterday: registered "R" for many years. Don't know if it's authentic, but here it is:
Sorry, that's not correct, Albion.
Trump's four bankruptcies are Chapter 11 of Title 11 under the United States Bankruptcy Code.
ALL the investors, and ALL the vendors, take a financial haircut in Chapter 11. Why else would they be in court? Sometimes the unsubordinated bondholders come out whole.
As to the criminal fraud investigations, since Trump was not prosecuted or convicted, I thought it was obvious that there was “another side to the story.” However, how many previous presidential candidates have you supported who were investigated for criminal fraud?
As to the civil lawsuits for fraud, two were settled out of court, and one was dismissed. How many previous presidential candidates have you supported who settled two fraud lawsuits out of court?
As to Trump's voting record, it is authentic.
Unfortunately, you failed to read my Comments on that thread.
I consulted the original article published by the Daily Mail, which was not the article posted at Free Republic.
The “R” does not stand for Republican. The “R” under “Ballot Type” stands for “Regular.” The “R” under “Voter Type” stands for “Registered.”