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To: JayGalt
No Trump didn't take Vera Coking to court. The NJCRDA did...

NJCRDA = NJCasino Reinvestment Development Authority = "Atlantic City insiders" in the ad

"Collude" from Dictionary.com:
verb

  1. to act together through a secret understanding, especially with evil or harmful intent.
  2. to conspire in a fraud.

Trump didn't personally take her to court. He colluded to take her to court, with Atlantic City insiders. Just like the ad said.

The word shouldn't be above the reading level of a Freeper. But judging from the construction of Trump's speeches it's probably above the reading level of many voters he's targeting. You can't win this. All you can do is be glad it wasn't brought up earlier and hope there won't be enough time, for enough Trump supporters, to understand and hurt him over it.

152 posted on 01/24/2016 3:38:42 PM PST by JohnBovenmyer (Obama been Liberal. Hope Changed)
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To: JohnBovenmyer

Come on, where is your proof of that? Did you dream it up? Without proof its libel.

I posted the link to the organization. It still exists, it’s still using eminent domain to improve the cities in its catchment area. They’ve done hundreds of projects with many many developers. They have an independent board. Did only Trump collude? This sounds like tinfoil hat time.

The board thought the project was worthwhile. Most likely Trump told them she didn’t want to sell at $2 million. They decided they were out of patience because they wanted the casino built and asked the town to foreclose. They have done that in many other situations. That’s why I linked the article talking about all the other foreclosures.


155 posted on 01/24/2016 3:49:11 PM PST by JayGalt
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