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The bigger the fraud
The harder you fall
The faster you grift
The quicker you go
-Wiz Khalifa

 

</TonySopranoVoice> There it is.

 

The comment of folks who have donated … who, boy.

 

Sad. Desperate. Pathetic. Worthy of both sympathy and scorn.

 

Depends on what New York state law is. The feds and a number of states will not let you out of debts that were incurred as a result of a tort via bankruptcy. That of course depends on if this particular judgment can be ruled a "tort" under state law.

All the previous torts in Stinky's four (!!!) previous bankruptcies were comparatively penny-ante stuff in comparison.

Those 3 years of law school training I thankfully didn't pay for is a hidden blessing sometimes. Some aspects of basic law are easily grasped by a layperson.

 

Simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West. You know ....

 

I’m sure that many of those are heavily leveraged, and many banks may call those loans in now.

People who know a lot more about money than me have always estimated he’s worth $150-200 million.

 

He definitely doesn’t own all of his properties outright. He owns pieces or naming rights and what have you. Still, it would be funny as fuck if he had to sell off something to pay his judgements.

 

Trump has to put up $463m within thirty days if he wants to appeal this verdict. In the meantime he's paying a million a week in interest, between this and the E. Jean Carroll case.

 

Those mob repayment plans are rough.

 

For someone who is only married to a lawyer and likes to over exaggerate his own legal knowledge, how would this not be considered a “tort?” I have an idea of what a tort is based on convos with my wife and from media law I took in college. My understanding of it can’t comprehend how you don’t call a lawsuit a tort so if a guy who doesn’t play a lawyer on TV nor have I stayed in a Holiday Inn Express recently can get some help.