Trump has been bankrupt six times!
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SteveLakeBabysittingService — 1 month ago(February 08, 2026 10:50 PM)
"No need to get snippy."
Initially you did not make that distinction.
Possibly leading your readership to believe that trump's numerous business bankruptcies were harmless little cakewalks, while personal bankruptcy is some kind of evil venture.
Which is exactly what trump and corporate America wants everyone to believe.
And this is a good time to remind all you guys:
steve lake babysitting service has NEVCER declared bankruptcy and at steve lake's we also offer free pediatric emergency medical care "just in case things get a little bit out of hand." -
Keelai — 1 month ago(February 10, 2026 08:19 AM)
Rich people don't keep personal property in their own names, therefore declaring "personal bankruptcy" would be moot.
His rich daddy gave him companys to run and Trump ran down into the ground. Then daddy and a few banks repeatedly bailed him out.
Trump is enriching himself and family while most Americans become poorer.
"Donald Trump Has Used His Presidency to Profit $1.4 Billion in Just One Year, Report Claims"
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HollyJollyHanukka — 1 month ago(February 10, 2026 02:56 PM)
They were not personal property. They were businesses.
Trump Taj Mahal (1991): The first filing followed high-interest debt from the casino's construction, forcing Trump to sell his airline and yacht.
Trump Castle (1992): The casino struggled with debt in the early 90s, leading to a restructuring that reduced Trump's ownership.
Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino (1992): This Atlantic City property was part of a broader restructuring, which included a 49% stake surrendered to lenders.
Plaza Hotel (1992): The New York City property was saddled with over $550 million in debt, resulting in a restructuring that reduced his control.
Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts (2004): A holding company for his casinos filed for bankruptcy after accruing $1.8 billion in debt, forcing a reduction in his ownership stake to 27%.
Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009): The company filed for bankruptcy following the 2008 financial crisis, leading to his resignation as chairman.
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Keelai — 1 month ago(February 11, 2026 10:00 AM)
I know. Rich people don't keep personal property in their name.
He's an idiot who can't run an honest business. He wrecked the U.S. government economy before he left the last time. Record unemployment, record bankruptcies, long lines for free food - all because he mismanaged covid unlike other Westernized countries. -
Steve Lake — 1 month ago(February 08, 2026 03:25 PM)
No Warren( Fugazi)
He has never filed even once for PERSONAL Bankruptcy.
He has had 6 companies file. Considering he has owned in the number of 500 companies in the last 57 years I would say his business track record is incredible.
Warren(Fugazi) there are two things in play here.
First the fact that you are really really stupid so you dont know the difference between a business going bankrupt and a person declaring Bankruptcy for themselves.
Second thing in play is that you are a hick from Louisana.
So you don't have a clue about President Trump 's history. Business or otherwise.
So you rely on CNN or MSNOW for your info.
Which of course is ridiculous.
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Steve Lake — 1 month ago(February 08, 2026 04:57 PM)
Warren. You have never done business. So I get you are stupid. A company and a person are two different things.
Ok, retard.
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SteveLakeBabysittingService — 1 month ago(February 08, 2026 10:16 PM)
The biggest differences between personal bankruptcy and a business declaring bankruptcy is that with a business declaring bankruptcy, more people get ****ed out of more money and jobs, while the CEOs of the company declaring bankruptcy, personally, lose nothing.
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SteveLakeBabysittingService — 1 month ago(February 08, 2026 10:56 PM)
The biggest differences between personal bankruptcy and a business declaring bankruptcy is that with a business declaring bankruptcy, more people get ****ed out of more money and jobs, while the CEOs of the company declaring bankruptcy, personally, lose nothing.
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Keelai — 1 month ago(February 10, 2026 08:30 AM)
Rich people don't keep personal property in their own names.
The majority of those companies were not privately run by him. Most are licensees run by others, holding companies, trusts, tax and liability structures, etc.. One company can have several companies.
Daddy gave him millions and the companies. He lost the money and bankrupted the businesses. Daddy bailed him out. Repeatedly. -
Steve Lake — 1 month ago(February 11, 2026 06:31 PM)
You are not privy to a lot of things I am. So I will just let you have ur say for ****s and giggles
The only poster who had his account banned 4 times without ever breaking any rules each of those times.