That’s some nice twisted logic there from commiestate. A political loan vs a business loan. A loan where all that is created is more words vs a loan that creates a tangible product and jobs. Over his life, Trump has made a lot of money for the banks. They owe him, he does not owe them. Ted Sachs on the other hand..
... That’s some nice twisted logic there from commiestate. A political loan vs a business loan. A loan where all that is created is more words vs a loan that creates a tangible product and jobs. Over his life, Trump has made a lot of money for the banks. They owe him, he does not owe them. Ted Sachs on the other hand..
Cruz said absolutely no more bank bailouts. You can bet DT would bail them out.
So, Trump has a relationship with Goldman....A-ok. Cruz has one, and he’s completely compromised. Over a loan. A loan that’s paid back with interest. That’s a business transaction by the bank for profit in the same vain as a real estate loan. The only difference is the collateral. The collateral in one is a physical asset. In the other, it’s a fundraising effort that was rolling in cash. Both are based on likeliness to pay back.