Hahahaha LOSER!!!

[kpete]

As a narcissist, Trump’s worst nightmare is being exposed as unworthy of admiration.

His entire adult life has been an act to convince people he is someone his father would have loved.

This story is his worst outing: he’s a lifelong loser who failed at daddy’s business.

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

[sinkingfeeling]

1. America's Biggest Loser!

[50 Shades Of Blue]

2. Were any of his returns from those years audited...

[TomSlick]

3. I call BS!

Trump couldn't have lost that much money on purpose. These "loses" were tax fraud.

Remember Trump's sister had to retire from the federal bench to stop an ethics inquiry into Trump family tax fraud.

[defacto7]

4. Bingo!

[watoos]

12. Money laundering,

Who goes bankrupt owning casinos unless it's to launder money?

[uponit7771]

17. +1, Red Don's Casinos pay 10 million for money laundering issues

https://www.cnn.com/2017/05/22/politics/trump-taj-mahal/index.html

(CNN)The Trump Taj Mahal casino broke anti-money laundering rules 106 times in its first year and a half of operation in the early 1990s, according to the IRS in a 1998 settlement agreement.

[calimary]

21. And who, desperate to keep that "golden boy" image propped up

will go to any lengths, ANY lengths, to keep that image propped up. That takes galaxies of money. So he went where there was easy access to all that money to keep his image propped up. He only looked as far as the money being offered to him to prop him up. The immediate “fix-it”.

He never bothered to look carefully at the hands that were holding out that money to him (that weren’t just offering that “help” to be nice). Those hands also held an iron leash with a padlock at the throat.

Consider the mentality in operation here. He never bothered to look a little farther down the road. Mainly because he presumed he’d never have to. It’s always been about “quick! Just fix it NOW!” We can see that in his behavior. Always impulsive, acting in the moment, by the moment, and for the moment. Assuming that he can always fix the next problem with another quick-‘n’-dirty deal wrapped in a bunch of cheap flashy phony (read: distracting) tinsel and a whole lotta lies.

Fake deals.

Fake “reality.”

Fake “pResident.”

[proud patriot]

5. lahoo-se-ser

[FailureToCommunicate]

6. He's either the BIGGEST Loser (of his daddy's wealth), or a tax cheat of immense scale

My money is on both.

[KentuckyWoman]

8. My nickel is on both as well.

However, even when the illegal deductions are found... the legal ones will still make us all remember how skewed the tax code is.

[dalton99a]

13. Both.

[czarjak]

7. Who loses a billion dollars?

#1.

[BigmanPigman]

9. That is what I just emailed him, twice. BIGLY LOSER,

Con baby, fraud, liar, traitor, etc.

[watoos]

10. Big question,

Who gave Trump that 52.9 million dollars? It was interest money so it had to be on an even much larger sum of money.

[B Stieg]

11. Winning?

Not then. Not now.

[dalton99a]

14. A world-class loser and a gigantic tax fraud.

[Totally Tunsie]

15. Be Best, Donald!

[Pepsidog]

16. Obama's a nice guy, maybe he will offer to loan the Clown a buck.

[Marie Marie]

18. He would have to make that buck a gift.

Trump would never repay it.

[Pepsidog]

19. Haha! Good one

[nolabear]

20. "When somebody shows you who they are...

believe them the first time.”

None of us is surprised by this. We’ve always known, long before he was elected. Long before he ran. He’s a narcissistic, entitled rich boy who couldn’t find his butt with both hands but discovered early that when you have money some people will happily let you bully others on their behalf. He’s made a life of bullying and conning and very little else. Now we just have to bring him down and show him for what he’s always been.

I’m worried about how afraid the rule followers are to oppose him though. I think he’s truly in danger of going barking mad and giving orders that should not under any circumstances be obeyed.