Witch-hunt!!!

How many of the Trump Org's loan agreements contain clauses that allow his lenders to repossess/foreclose on the collateral in the event the borrower is convicted of a felony or a civil fraud charge?

Twin,

I'd just like to see the loan documents. I'll bet my left arm there are covenants in there that allow the lenders to exercise their "security" in the collateral.

It was a bit of a rhetorical question. What I should have said is: What are the banks going to do now?

The whole operation could be brought to a collapse tomorrow if they exercise their rights.

And of course Bluewaffles says it's nothing to worry about at all.
Just pay a fee. Avoid the consequences of multiple felonies.

/MAGAt Logic

Twin,

That's a bit of an overstatement. I've foreclosed on quite a number of properties for clients including some who "didn't want the collateral back."

I'd like to see what their rights are under their agreements with Trump. I'd also like to see some journalists ask them what their intentions are.

I also think we need to know if some the world's glorious banks or other sources of private finance are willing to keep doing business with convicts.

Earth,

If you had asked me even two months ago whether or not I thought a former president would be charged with, much less convicted, if a crime I would have said almost certainly not. There is just too much to risk from shooting at the "king" and missing. I think Trump is actually guilty as hell about a number things. But obtaining a jury verdict of guilty on some of the potential charges is another matter.

Now? I think it's more likely than not that he will be charged and convicted. This recent court result is one reason. The other is that the documents case seems to be relatively easy to prove. He was caught redhanded with a proverbial bag of cocaine in the front seat of his car.

MAGAts should be proud. They've done the previously unimaginable.

Twin, some of the Trump businesses are convicts. I also guarantee these businesses themselves are "borrowers' and that these loans are cross-collateralized and numerous business and personal properties are at risk.

Now that there is a fairly large fine (tax) to collect, in the public interest, I think it is no longer a purely private affair either.

Just my two cents.

John DeLorean sold a bag of real cocaine to two FBI agents on camera and got away with it.

#39 | POSTED BY REDIAL AT 2022-12-07 11:25 AM | REPLY | FLAG:

Yes. He was white and rich. That is customary. But, this is extraordinary. I'm not pretending a Trump conviction is "in the bag." He's like Michael Myers. He keeps rising from the dead.

How did Marion Barry do?

#42

Are we being punk'd?

Is he TRYING to go to prison?