Report on local history recycled to move votes. Take a look: Records closed on Trump's failed bid for Kansas City casino
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What, no smart ass hate comment from Shithouser?
ReplyDeleteHe withdrew because of hater horse slappers in this town.
ReplyDeleteSilly Rabbit, did you really think there was a story there? Tricks are for kids.
ReplyDeleteSince the 'house' is allowed to cheat, & at the same time call good players cheaters how can anyone lose money on a casino? He's a nickle millionaire only; it's all smoke & mirrors. That's why he won't release his tax returns. It will show that for "tax purposes" he has a negative income (Read the Peter Principal to learn the real reason for being in business.) He doesn't live in a private home or fly in a private airplane, he lives in his office & flies in his corporate jet. If he's such a successful business man, then why has he filed for bankruptcy three times, & why has he been sued over three thousand times?!
ReplyDelete4:23, there asshole (since you called me "Shithouser", I don't have a problem calling you an asshole), do you feel better now? Your comment was a "smart ass hate comment". Isn't it amazing how hating on me hasn't improved my opinion of the denizens of this blog? (The reason you white wingers are afraid of black people is because you've treated them like shit.)
^^^^ Living proof that Negroid Racists are likely mental cases too.
ReplyDeleteUh, careful, bashing on bankruptcy may backfire. Plenty good Americans got foreclosed and bankrupted in the "deep recession" not long ago. General Motors and loads of U.S. biz went there at that time, also. Walt Disney, Sam Walton, Abe Lincoln, and many others went bankruptcy bust, then rebounded to better positions.
ReplyDeleteOh, weren't the Clintoons "broke" upon leaving "their" 2nd prez term? Why file bankruptcy when you can run a "foundation"?
what difference does it make?
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