ha. He has turned a million dollar loan into billions. If you doubt his ability as a businessman and discount what he has done simply by having a father who could and did give him a loan to get started, you have got blinders on. Oh, wait...duh
ha. He has turned a million dollar loan into billions. If you doubt his ability as a businessman and discount what he has done simply by having a father who could and did give him a loan to get started, you have got blinders on. Oh, wait...duh
His inheritance was somewhere between 40 and 70 million based on his father's net worth at the time. Based on inflation that would be worth 176 million today if he got the low end figure of 40 million.
ha. He has turned a million dollar loan into billions. If you doubt his ability as a businessman and discount what he has done simply by having a father who could and did give him a loan to get started, you have got blinders on. Oh, wait...duh
ha. being a good businessman does not necessarily translate into being a good president. especially how he seems to conduct business.
ha. He has turned a million dollar loan into billions. If you doubt his ability as a businessman and discount what he has done simply by having a father who could and did give him a loan to get started, you have got blinders on. Oh, wait...duh
His inheritance was somewhere between 40 and 70 million based on his father's net worth at the time. Based on inflation that would be worth 176 million today if he got the low end figure of 40 million.
I guess you didn't go to Wharton. Do a what inflation rate are you using? Hilarious.
Besides the erroneous math, he was well on his way when his father died in 1999. Chump Change.
BTW, Trump wants to get rid of the death tax. SMART AND FAIR
ha. He has turned a million dollar loan into billions. If you doubt his ability as a businessman and discount what he has done simply by having a father who could and did give him a loan to get started, you have got blinders on. Oh, wait...duh
His inheritance was somewhere between 40 and 70 million based on his father's net worth at the time. Based on inflation that would be worth 176 million today if he got the low end figure of 40 million.
I guess you didn't go to Wharton. Do a what inflation rate are you using? Hilarious.
Besides the erroneous math, he was well on his way when his father died in 1999. Chump Change.
BTW, Trump wants to get rid of the death tax. SMART AND FAIR
WOOT
I'm judging it by when he took over his father's company in the mid 70's.
From 1999 it would be close to a 100 million.
With his inheritance he has done no better than if he had invested the money in an S&P 500.
Saying he only inherited a million is way, way off.
ha. He has turned a million dollar loan into billions. If you doubt his ability as a businessman and discount what he has done simply by having a father who could and did give him a loan to get started, you have got blinders on. Oh, wait...duh
His inheritance was somewhere between 40 and 70 million based on his father's net worth at the time. Based on inflation that would be worth 176 million today if he got the low end figure of 40 million.
I guess you didn't go to Wharton. Do a what inflation rate are you using? Hilarious.
Besides the erroneous math, he was well on his way when his father died in 1999. Chump Change.
BTW, Trump wants to get rid of the death tax. SMART AND FAIR
WOOT
You're wasting your time in this argument. Either way, his financial success can't be disputed. But that has nothing to do with being an effective president. We can look at our first CEO president as evidence of that fact. My point is that it's a waste of time to try having an intelligent discussion with someone who uses memes as a communication or argument technique.
ha. He has turned a million dollar loan into billions. If you doubt his ability as a businessman and discount what he has done simply by having a father who could and did give him a loan to get started, you have got blinders on. Oh, wait...duh
I 100% agree that he's a great businessman. You're absolutely right in saying that anyone who denies that has blinders on. I think talking about how he started in business with dad's money is a weak distraction from things that are actually worth talking about. Trump has been hugely successful in business and no playing around with half-truths and accusations of silver spoons in mouths can change that. My biggest issue with Trump, as demonstrated in that decent post you finally gave us, is his total willingness to lie through his teeth to the electorate because he sees them as morons (which most of them seem to be), and then is very happy to manipulate them through those lies and to just say whatever random shit he thinks will appeal to the dumbest Americans, no matter what he actually believes or plans to do. Forget about the idiots he is doing this for, just for a second. My concern is that he is so willing to use these tactics. It tells me that he has absolutely no moral standards, no personal limits when it comes to lying and manipulating people... and that kind of person is incredibly dangerous as a leader. Also, he's an even bigger megalomaniac than most politicians, and very likely dangerous when it comes to international relations. That is unacceptable.
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Yeah, that is another obvious huge red flag with Trump. His temper tantrums on twitter are pretty outrageous and show an extreme lack of self-control and an inability to deal with opposition in a reasonable or mature way. These are also definitely not qualities suitable for being President. Not president of the student council, not president of a strata committee, and certainly not president of the USA.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
ha. He has turned a million dollar loan into billions. If you doubt his ability as a businessman and discount what he has done simply by having a father who could and did give him a loan to get started, you have got blinders on. Oh, wait...duh
His inheritance was somewhere between 40 and 70 million based on his father's net worth at the time. Based on inflation that would be worth 176 million today if he got the low end figure of 40 million.
I guess you didn't go to Wharton. Do a what inflation rate are you using? Hilarious.
Besides the erroneous math, he was well on his way when his father died in 1999. Chump Change.
BTW, Trump wants to get rid of the death tax. SMART AND FAIR
WOOT
I'm judging it by when he took over his father's company in the mid 70's.
From 1999 it would be close to a 100 million.
With his inheritance he has done no better than if he had invested the money in an S&P 500.
Saying he only inherited a million is way, way off.
As is President Obama and the coalition which includes Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Jordan, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates. Also Russia. http://www.cnn.com/2015/11/20/world/war-on-isis-whos-doing-what/
Not a new thing. And I was curious so I looked for numbers of military personnel. I know how formidable our military is and have no fear of ISIS, who are small in comparison. Estimates I found were 80,000 fighters in ISIS and 1,369,532 active military personnel in the U.S. Seems pretty major league to me. Not buying into the fear tactics.
The power of the internet meme... so profound... the ability to sway opinion. I'm just astounded I hadn't articulated my arguments with them before. Had I known I could just use cartoons to influence people, I would have saved a lot of time.
This sums it up perfectly! It makes complete and perfect sense. Obama has had a minor setback or a major malfunction or something like that. Whatever it is... it's uncool. You can tell.
This sums it up perfectly! It makes complete and perfect sense. Obama has had a minor setback or a major malfunction or something like that. Whatever it is... it's uncool. You can tell.
I think.
is it any coincidence obama's hair in the picture on the right looks like trumps?
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
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Besides the erroneous math, he was well on his way when his father died in 1999. Chump Change.
BTW, Trump wants to get rid of the death tax. SMART AND FAIR
WOOT
From 1999 it would be close to a 100 million.
With his inheritance he has done no better than if he had invested the money in an S&P 500.
Saying he only inherited a million is way, way off.
salethe lotteryshut up and admit defeat.
woot.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
WOOT
WOOT.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
http://www.cnn.com/2015/11/20/world/war-on-isis-whos-doing-what/
Yes. YEs. YES!!
This sums it up perfectly! It makes complete and perfect sense. Obama has had a minor setback or a major malfunction or something like that. Whatever it is... it's uncool. You can tell.
I think.
President Trump
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
Go Trump