Trump could theoretically lose Mar-A-Lago

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Since Trump has personally guaranteed so much debt (per NYT piece), a creditor could go after his personal—not corporate—­assets if he defaults. Theoretically this could mean his Trump Tower home and Mar-A-Lago (if those properties aren't somehow regarded as personal assets)

[Ohiogal]

1. Can anyone see him as a homeless person?

[Laelth]

5. No.

I will happily pay taxes to provide him with free room and board in a federal prison.

-Laelth

[Niagara]

10. +1000

[smirkymonkey]

8. I would like to.

It has long been a dream of mine.

[Aristus]

26. Every single one of my homeless patients has more character and self-worth than Trump.

Trump would last half an hour on the streets...

[JI7]

2. He needs Putin to rescue him

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. He's never filed personal bankruptcy before, but this time he might have to.

He just bankrupts his businesses (5 times, I think). If that's the case he still might lose Mierda-Loco unless he claims it as his personal residence (which I think he has done, now that he's "moved" to FL).

[stopwastingmymoney]

4. Maybe that's exactly why he made it his official residence

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

6. But he'd still have to keep up that hideous pile, and he probably wouldn't be able

to make money off it any more.

[Ohiogal]

7. Guess Mel won't be getting her big pay day then

after she divorces him?

[Hoyt]

9. Well, he's always got his government pension.

[ALBliberal]

13. Maybe he'll be more supportive of the social security system now. NT

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

11. My fantasy of his last days might actually come true:

In my fantasy he's dead broke and living alone in a run-down double-wide in a seedy trailer park somewhere in, say, Nebraska, where it gets very hot in the summer, cold in the winter, and is susceptible to tornadoes. He spends his days sitting on the steps of his humble home drinking diet Pepsi, eating KFC and railing about the injustices done to him. He has become dangerously obese; his old clothes no longer fit so most of the time he wears XXX-L sweat pants and a stained wife-beater undershirt adorned with a six-foot-long red polyester necktie. Because he is no longer able to manage his hairdo, his fringe of stringy, now-gray hair hangs almost to his shoulders, revealing his shiny, blotchy scalp. His neck wattles obscure his actual neck almost entirely.

He is living off proceeds from the sale of some items of personal property that Melania missed when she cleaned out the New York apartment and took off for Slovenia; these included several sets of monogrammed gold cufflinks and a roomful of dictator-Baroque gilded chairs. He kept the throniest-looking chair to sit in at night while he watches Fox News on a small, very old tv with a coat hanger for an antenna, hoping Sean Hannity will mention him. He never does. Don Jr. sometimes writes to him from prison but the rest of his family is in Brazil, which does not have an extradition treaty with the U.S., and he hasn't heard from them in months.

He wonders what he will do when he has sold the last set of cufflinks. The pawnshop owner is not very generous, and the only collectors who might be interested are those unemployed neckbeards who live in their parents' basements and collect knockoff Nazi memorabilia.

Sometimes he waddles over to the neighbors' trash bins and pokes around in them with a stick, never with his little hands, hoping to find a copy of the New York Times or the Washington Post that might have an article about him. He wonders if Maggie Haberman still writes about him. Since his neighbors do not subscribe to these newspapers, he is able to imagine that his name still appears in them from time to time. Sometimes he finds uneaten French fries in the bins, which is a nice bonus when it happens, but most of the time the neighbors chase him away.

The worst thing of all is that Vladimir Putin no longer takes his calls.

[ALBliberal]

15. Damn fine writing!

[madinmaryland]

16. Thread win: " He wonders if Maggie Haberman still writes about him."

Yes. The scribe for trump.

[keithbvadu2]

18. How much did she get for the gold toilet, sold by weight?

How much did she get for the gold toilet, sold by weight?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

19. Was it solid gold or plate?

Solid gold is quite soft and might not have been able to withstand the weight of its user. 14K gold plate is more likely.

[In_The_Wind]

27. Nicely done

[LisaL]

12. It is what it is.

[BlueWavePsych]

14. And more!

[Tommy_Carcetti]

17. Do as the Ukrainians did for Yanukovych's old mansion

Turn it into a “Museum for Public Corruption.”

(I’ve been there BTW.)

[LuckyCharms]

20. No worries. It will be replaced by Prison-A-Go-Go.

[George II]

21. Convert it to a homeless shelter or, even better, an Immigration Welcome Center!

[ooky]

25. A Sanctuary City.

[Under The Radar]

22. Turn it into a homeless shelter

[Ilsa]

24. Especially for veterans. nt

[Takket]

23. I've had a wild fantasy for a long time

Of the feds seizing maralago to compensate for tax evasion and turning it into an immigration welcome center