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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsOn MSNBC this morning...Dems finishing a "border security" recommendation w/ NOTHING FOR A WALL
I just heard it briefly, in passing, while I was waking up.
But it sounds like the "bipartisan committee" that's been meeting will be getting a recommendation for NO MONEY FOR THE BEADED CURTAIN.
But she PROMISED the Democrats would give him a dollar! SHE PROMISED!!!

The Trump Files: The Easiest 13 Cents He Ever Made
Every man has his price.
TIM MURPHY AUGUST 8, 2016 10:00 AM

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/08/trump-files-spy-magazine-prank/
Spy correspondent Julius Lowenthal wanted to know just how cheap some of the citys richest figures were. So he set up a company, called the National Refund Clearinghouse, and sent letters with checks for $1.11 enclosed, for services that you were overcharged for. The letters went out to 58 well-known, well-heeled Americans, 26 of whom promptly cashed them. Curious as to how low they might go, Lowenthal sent those 26 nabobs a second refund check, for $0.64. This time, 13 people cashed them.
Finally, he sent those 13 respondents a check for $0.13. This time, only two people cashed the check. One was an arms dealer. The other was Donald Trump, whom the magazine identified as a demibillionaire casino operator and adulturer.
Every man has his price.
TIM MURPHY AUGUST 8, 2016 10:00 AM

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/08/trump-files-spy-magazine-prank/
Spy correspondent Julius Lowenthal wanted to know just how cheap some of the citys richest figures were. So he set up a company, called the National Refund Clearinghouse, and sent letters with checks for $1.11 enclosed, for services that you were overcharged for. The letters went out to 58 well-known, well-heeled Americans, 26 of whom promptly cashed them. Curious as to how low they might go, Lowenthal sent those 26 nabobs a second refund check, for $0.64. This time, 13 people cashed them.
Finally, he sent those 13 respondents a check for $0.13. This time, only two people cashed the check. One was an arms dealer. The other was Donald Trump, whom the magazine identified as a demibillionaire casino operator and adulturer.
In 1990, Spy sent 13-cent checks to the worlds richest people. Only two cashed them: an arms dealer & Donald Trump. pic.twitter.com/f6Kjt1hMYp
Nick Bilton (@nickbilton) August 4, 2016
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On MSNBC this morning...Dems finishing a "border security" recommendation w/ NOTHING FOR A WALL (Original Post)
Miles Archer
Jan 2019
OP
Good... not one penny! The only wall I want the Dotard to see is in solitary confiment!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jan 2019
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InAbLuEsTaTe
(25,516 posts)1. Good... not one penny! The only wall I want the Dotard to see is in solitary confiment!
greymattermom
(5,807 posts)2. I'm ok with him living at Mar a Lago
all year on the ground floor.
