We should sell Puerto Rico back to Spain for $1. I will pay for it.
I’m trying to think of what it is that we need from Puerto Rico..
Still trying..
And he is correct again. Bailing out Puerto Rico would set a precedent to bailout states and other local municipalities.
Pouring money into that sinkhole is a waste. It is a net drain. Cut it off and give it away.
The Donald is a businessman. He knows a bad investment.
For not being a “true conservative” Trump seems to be on the right side of a lot of things.
Auction it off on that website you can get mail jeeps for a $100.
You watch.....Obama will bail them out.
the entire island is on welfare and always has been. Terrible.
Couldn’t he at least offer Something? That is, perhaps a road map to start getting out of debt and not let it happen again. Offer some cash for the particulars to get the ball rolling. Where there’s a will, there’s a way. It would go a long way...
Well, isn’t that special! Good for Trump btw.
Remember this!
One of Trump’s biggest enemies is ALL about statehood and bailing out Puerto Rico. CESAR CONDA, who happens to be the powerful Lobbyist/immigration lawyer who OWNS PAUL RYAN and Marco Rubio! He brought them both to DC politics.
SELL OUTS: Paul Ryan, National Review Call For Puerto Rico Bailout For Hedge Fund Masters & Lobbyist Pals
http://gotnews.com/tag/puerto-rican-statehood-council/
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Ryan is being lobbied hard by Cesar Conda. That name may sound familiar to you. He was Senator Rubio’s controversial, pro-amnesty chief of staff.
[Conda] has called himself a “conservative mentor” to Paul Ryan on his LinkedIn and was once Ryan’s colleague at the Alexis de Tocqueville Institution where they worked together on open borders immigration proposals. Together they killed an immigration restriction bill in 1996. (Matthew Rees, “Rookies of the Year,” The Weekly Standard, April 15, 1996).
April 21, 2016
Here’s a great libtard idea, make a 70 billion dollar platinum coin...
Pay off their debt...
They swear it is legal...
GOOD; he is correct about this, as well as much else.
Puerto Rico asked Trump for money?
Amen!
Welcome to Socialism 101,interesting how a part of the United States under this most liberal administration turned into Greece or Venezuela.
Oh and another article commented that if he bails them out,he’d have to do the same for Illinois.They are also in debt up to their eyeballs.
Donald Trump does not know that Puerto Rico is NOT incorporated. It is an UNINCORPORATED territory of the U.S.
That means that the bonds issued through Puerto Rico are from the U.S. itself.
That means that the U.S. is in default on these bonds as of midnight last Monday.
So much for “full faith and credit”
$20,000 per person?
If Trump says you have too much debt, then you have way too much debt.
He knows all about going broke.