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Vancarbon
3 hr ago
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TRUMP: I DON'T DO ANYTHING HAVING TO DO WITH MY BUSINESSES

*TRUMP: MY KIDS RUN MY BUSINESS, I'M NOT INVOLVED

*TRUMP: I LET PEOPLE INVEST MY MONEY, I DON'T KNOW WHO THEY ARE

From a guy who watches the markets every tick ; it’s incredulous to believe any of the above statements .

Of course , we can avert our gaze ( that’s not gays- you homophobic rednecks ) and pretend in La La land that he has no idea
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DwnUndrTrdr
1 hr 21 min ago
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Every President since Reagan has placed their assets in a blind trust, but not Trump.
He knows EXACTLY which sectors his investments are placed.
Jimmy Carter sold his peanut farm to avoid a conflict of interest.....

To avoid any perceived conflict of interest Trump could've and should've used a blind trust.
So his defence and protestations are as flimsy as every other statement he utters.
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aldonin
1 hr 35 min ago
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The world's greatest manipulator, I hope he ends up with Maduro and his entire family.
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