[Liz]

Cruz deliberately lied about Trump using eminent domain to bulldoze a widow/s house. The house was not bulldozed or taken from the widow. There is no truth whatsoever to Cruz/s story.

Cruz is desperate ..... he contrived a scenario of a "poor put-upon woman victimized by Trump."

The widow/s conniving was so apparent. Trump offered her more and more money as he built his casino around her pigsty of a home. In the end the widow's scheme to blackmail Donald flopped.

Mrs Coking stubbornly refused the million dollar offer for her
pre-WW11 abode. Holding out allowed the casino to be built around
her property She figured she could extract even more money for the
postage-stamp size property.

Cruz should have mentioned that.

Trump/s offer was a whopping $1.9 mill----another Cruz stumble. She turned it down. Her son got her to come and live with him and they put it on the market for 5 mil. No buyers. It finally was auctioned off for back taxes and sold for half a million. That was the gross...not net.

The son's agenda was apparent, as well. The son thought he would make a killing since everything would eventually go to him. Tough luck, bud.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

The fact remains Trump praised the Kelo decision and eminent domain.

[Liz]

Cruz implies Trump filed bankruptcy to get out from under debt.....and walked away scot free.

Now Harvard lawyer Cruz should have specified.... these were not "personal bankruptcies." These were debt-restructuring moves.

Trump did not file for bankruptcy and get to walk away scot-free. Restructuring debt means Trump still had to repay the money.....at even higher interest rates....b/c banks don't do these restructuring deals to be nice.

More importantly, there's a question as to whether bankruptcy was even Trump's idea---one ex-Trump exec's book recalled Trump's corporate team sometimes overruled him....to make him do things he did not want to do.

First and foremost, Trump's A/C bankruptcy benefitted banks. A Trump loan gave banks little or no risk; banks lent Trump so much money, they were literally in business w/ him. If he went down, they went down.

So restructuring the debt benefitted banks, and repayment commenced at even higher rates.

For a Harvard lawyer w/ two Ivy League degrees, Cruz is amazingly stupid about simple contract law.

[Gaffer]

This is the difference between actual fact by direct ACTION and opponent supporters’ opinion hell-bent on demonize a man’s opinion about Kelo.

Trump offered way over what the ‘widow’ actually ended up getting. She chose to gamble - in a city known for gambling.

[huldah1776]

Did it again in Scotland 2011 but lost...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADecI4xw-yg