The Repub Debate

[Moiraine]

Trump added, "The judge, who happens to be, we believe, Mexican, which is great. I think that's fine."

 

Being Mexican is fine you guys. Trump likes Mexicans. Many of his best friends are Mexicans and they think building the wall is a great idea.

[Danny Bateman]

I hear they make a mean taco bowl.

[ZRod]

I hear they make a mean taco bowl.

Wtf is a goddamn taco bowl?

[Guy Chamberlin]

 

Except it's not just casinos. He's had condo resorts go bust screwing over investors who are basically average americans buying a spot. He's also lent his name only to projects that go bust, and lent his name only on most of "his" buildings. Trump University... need I say more? Trump Vodka, Trump magazine, Trump airlines, Trump travel, Trump steaks, Trump Mortgage... all bust.

 

There's no problem with investing, giving your name, or taking a risk. But you gotta be smart about it, which he doesn't seem to be.

 

From an average person's standpoint, I can see how you think that. Have you ever watched Shark Tank? The Sharks invest in hundreds of companies on there, and not all of them become successful. The Sharks lose all or most of their money on a lot of their deals, but it's a law of averages. One investment that turns out great can make them millions and offset the ones that failed. That's how successful people work. They make quick, educated decisions and exhibit massive action. I will NOT critique Trump for several failed businesses, because that's a poor man's mindset.

 

As far as the bankruptcies, of the 4 bankruptcies that he's filed for, 3 of them were on casinos.

 

 

I think I see the problem.

 

You're getting your financial perspective from"Shark Tank" and "The Apprentice."

 

It's a tad more complicated than that, my friend.

[BigRedBuster]

 

 

 

 

Except it's not just casinos. He's had condo resorts go bust screwing over investors who are basically average americans buying a spot. He's also lent his name only to projects that go bust, and lent his name only on most of "his" buildings. Trump University... need I say more? Trump Vodka, Trump magazine, Trump airlines, Trump travel, Trump steaks, Trump Mortgage... all bust.

 

There's no problem with investing, giving your name, or taking a risk. But you gotta be smart about it, which he doesn't seem to be.

From an average person's standpoint, I can see how you think that. Have you ever watched Shark Tank? The Sharks invest in hundreds of companies on there, and not all of them become successful. The Sharks lose all or most of their money on a lot of their deals, but it's a law of averages. One investment that turns out great can make them millions and offset the ones that failed. That's how successful people work. They make quick, educated decisions and exhibit massive action. I will NOT critique Trump for several failed businesses, because that's a poor man's mindset.

 

As far as the bankruptcies, of the 4 bankruptcies that he's filed for, 3 of them were on casinos.

I think I see the problem.

 

You're getting your financial perspective from"Shark Tank" and "The Apprentice."

 

It's a tad more complicated than that, my friend.

Yeah.....that may be an issue.

[Whistlebritches]

 

I hear they make a mean taco bowl.

Wtf is a goddamn taco bowl?

 

[teachercd]

 

 

Except it's not just casinos. He's had condo resorts go bust screwing over investors who are basically average americans buying a spot. He's also lent his name only to projects that go bust, and lent his name only on most of "his" buildings. Trump University... need I say more? Trump Vodka, Trump magazine, Trump airlines, Trump travel, Trump steaks, Trump Mortgage... all bust.

 

There's no problem with investing, giving your name, or taking a risk. But you gotta be smart about it, which he doesn't seem to be.

 

From an average person's standpoint, I can see how you think that. Have you ever watched Shark Tank? The Sharks invest in hundreds of companies on there, and not all of them become successful. The Sharks lose all or most of their money on a lot of their deals, but it's a law of averages. One investment that turns out great can make them millions and offset the ones that failed. That's how successful people work. They make quick, educated decisions and exhibit massive action. I will NOT critique Trump for several failed businesses, because that's a poor man's mindset.

 

As far as the bankruptcies, of the 4 bankruptcies that he's filed for, 3 of them were on casinos.

 

 

I think I see the problem.

 

You're getting your financial perspective from"Shark Tank" and "The Apprentice."

 

It's a tad more complicated than that, my friend.

 

Amen! Those guys could have all just put their money in the stock market and they would have made more!

[funhusker]

 

 

 

Except it's not just casinos. He's had condo resorts go bust screwing over investors who are basically average americans buying a spot. He's also lent his name only to projects that go bust, and lent his name only on most of "his" buildings. Trump University... need I say more? Trump Vodka, Trump magazine, Trump airlines, Trump travel, Trump steaks, Trump Mortgage... all bust.

 

There's no problem with investing, giving your name, or taking a risk. But you gotta be smart about it, which he doesn't seem to be.

 

From an average person's standpoint, I can see how you think that. Have you ever watched Shark Tank? The Sharks invest in hundreds of companies on there, and not all of them become successful. The Sharks lose all or most of their money on a lot of their deals, but it's a law of averages. One investment that turns out great can make them millions and offset the ones that failed. That's how successful people work. They make quick, educated decisions and exhibit massive action. I will NOT critique Trump for several failed businesses, because that's a poor man's mindset.

 

As far as the bankruptcies, of the 4 bankruptcies that he's filed for, 3 of them were on casinos.

 

 

I think I see the problem.

 

You're getting your financial perspective from"Shark Tank" and "The Apprentice."

 

It's a tad more complicated than that, my friend.

 

Amen! Those guys could have all just put their money in the stock market and they would have made more!

 

I think I understand. Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

A Trump Presidency would involve the US government creating a ton of new government programs and spend a boat load of money, on top of what we already spend. The "law of averages" says that one or two of those programs would be wildly successful and worth the money lost and people negatively impacted by the others.

 

I mean, that's how they do it on Shark Tank, right?

[teachercd]

 

 

 

 

Except it's not just casinos. He's had condo resorts go bust screwing over investors who are basically average americans buying a spot. He's also lent his name only to projects that go bust, and lent his name only on most of "his" buildings. Trump University... need I say more? Trump Vodka, Trump magazine, Trump airlines, Trump travel, Trump steaks, Trump Mortgage... all bust.

There's no problem with investing, giving your name, or taking a risk. But you gotta be smart about it, which he doesn't seem to be.

 

From an average person's standpoint, I can see how you think that. Have you ever watched Shark Tank? The Sharks invest in hundreds of companies on there, and not all of them become successful. The Sharks lose all or most of their money on a lot of their deals, but it's a law of averages. One investment that turns out great can make them millions and offset the ones that failed. That's how successful people work. They make quick, educated decisions and exhibit massive action. I will NOT critique Trump for several failed businesses, because that's a poor man's mindset.

 

As far as the bankruptcies, of the 4 bankruptcies that he's filed for, 3 of them were on casinos.

I think I see the problem.

 

You're getting your financial perspective from"Shark Tank" and "The Apprentice."

 

It's a tad more complicated than that, my friend.

Amen! Those guys could have all just put their money in the stock market and they would have made more!

I think I understand. Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

A Trump Presidency would involve the US government creating a ton of new government programs and spend a boat load of money, on top of what we already spend. The "law of averages" says that one or two of those programs would be wildly successful and worth the money lost and people negatively impacted by the others.

 

I mean, that's how they do it on Shark Tank, right?

No clue, I don't know what Shark Tank is

[cm husker]

 

 

 

 

 

 

Except it's not just casinos. He's had condo resorts go bust screwing over investors who are basically average americans buying a spot. He's also lent his name only to projects that go bust, and lent his name only on most of "his" buildings. Trump University... need I say more? Trump Vodka, Trump magazine, Trump airlines, Trump travel, Trump steaks, Trump Mortgage... all bust.

 

There's no problem with investing, giving your name, or taking a risk. But you gotta be smart about it, which he doesn't seem to be.

From an average person's standpoint, I can see how you think that. Have you ever watched Shark Tank? The Sharks invest in hundreds of companies on there, and not all of them become successful. The Sharks lose all or most of their money on a lot of their deals, but it's a law of averages. One investment that turns out great can make them millions and offset the ones that failed. That's how successful people work. They make quick, educated decisions and exhibit massive action. I will NOT critique Trump for several failed businesses, because that's a poor man's mindset.

 

As far as the bankruptcies, of the 4 bankruptcies that he's filed for, 3 of them were on casinos.

I think I see the problem.

 

You're getting your financial perspective from"Shark Tank" and "The Apprentice."

 

It's a tad more complicated than that, my friend.

Amen! Those guys could have all just put their money in the stock market and they would have made more!

That's an interesting question. I think it depends on how much they actually invested, the tax implications and, most importantly, how much each of them cleared in salary from the show. Funny that they may have made more being filmed making bad investments than if they'd just made solid index based investments.

 

It's a goofy little show, but I find it entertaining at times.

[HuskerShark]

 

 

Except it's not just casinos. He's had condo resorts go bust screwing over investors who are basically average americans buying a spot. He's also lent his name only to projects that go bust, and lent his name only on most of "his" buildings. Trump University... need I say more? Trump Vodka, Trump magazine, Trump airlines, Trump travel, Trump steaks, Trump Mortgage... all bust.

There's no problem with investing, giving your name, or taking a risk. But you gotta be smart about it, which he doesn't seem to be.

 

From an average person's standpoint, I can see how you think that. Have you ever watched Shark Tank? The Sharks invest in hundreds of companies on there, and not all of them become successful. The Sharks lose all or most of their money on a lot of their deals, but it's a law of averages. One investment that turns out great can make them millions and offset the ones that failed. That's how successful people work. They make quick, educated decisions and exhibit massive action. I will NOT critique Trump for several failed businesses, because that's a poor man's mindset.

 

As far as the bankruptcies, of the 4 bankruptcies that he's filed for, 3 of them were on casinos.

I think I see the problem.

 

You're getting your financial perspective from"Shark Tank" and "The Apprentice."

 

It's a tad more complicated than that, my friend.

Speaking of people who are uninformed...

[AR Husker Fan]

North Korea says Trump isn't screwy at all, a wise choice for president

 

[BigRedBuster]

North Korea says Trump isn't screwy at all, a wise choice for president

 

What a glowing endorsement.

 

That would be two interesting people sitting down and talking to each other. At least the both have interesting hair. They can discuss hair products and who they use as a barber.

[QMany]

 

North Korea says Trump isn't screwy at all, a wise choice for president

 

What a glowing endorsement.

 

That would be two interesting people sitting down and talking to each other. At least the both have interesting hair. They can discuss hair products and who they use as a barber.

And how many hole-in-ones and club championships they claim.

[Lil' Red]

A Total Lie: Trump University ex-staffers condemn school as "fraudulent scheme"