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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDrumpf will return to struggling hotels, looming loan payments and two state investigation
Trump will return to a business facing struggling hotels, looming loan payments and two state investigations
Some of Trumps best-known properties have struggled since he took office, according to records obtained by The Washington Post, as his divisive political rhetoric drove away the big-spending urban customers and nonpolitical conferences his businesses relied upon.
But this year, the coronavirus pandemic added new pain. The pandemic has decimated the hospitality business, forcing layoffs at several Trump properties and shuttering his hotel in Vancouver, B.C. (Four other Trump hotels have closed since he was elected in 2016.)
Trump is facing more than $400 million in loan payments in the next four years. Some of the loans are on properties including Trumps Doral resort in Miami and his hotel in Washington that are already losing money, according to reporting in the New York Times. After he leaves office, Trump could lose some of his power to direct government spending to his properties. But he could also embrace new sources of revenue perhaps a return to television, where his work on NBCs The Apprentice once provided millions in cash.
In addition, Trump is facing investigations of his companys past financial practices, by the New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney. Investigators have not produced any evidence of wrongdoing.
But this year, the coronavirus pandemic added new pain. The pandemic has decimated the hospitality business, forcing layoffs at several Trump properties and shuttering his hotel in Vancouver, B.C. (Four other Trump hotels have closed since he was elected in 2016.)
Trump is facing more than $400 million in loan payments in the next four years. Some of the loans are on properties including Trumps Doral resort in Miami and his hotel in Washington that are already losing money, according to reporting in the New York Times. After he leaves office, Trump could lose some of his power to direct government spending to his properties. But he could also embrace new sources of revenue perhaps a return to television, where his work on NBCs The Apprentice once provided millions in cash.
In addition, Trump is facing investigations of his companys past financial practices, by the New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney. Investigators have not produced any evidence of wrongdoing.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/elections/2020/11/08/biden-trump-election-live-updates/#link-QVHXDQ6HPJF5ZLFG5VCFLJPKWM
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Drumpf will return to struggling hotels, looming loan payments and two state investigation (Original Post)
BlueWavePsych
Nov 2020
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dawg day
(7,947 posts)1. I hope he never has another peaceful moment in his life
And I hope his lousy family live in misery. (Except his niece Mary and young Barron unless he grows up into his family legacy of rot.)
BannonsLiver
(16,293 posts)2. Not sure the last sentence in the snip is a factual statement
We dont know what the investigators know. Neither does the Post. Sort of surprised an obvious half truth like that made it into print.
BlueWavePsych
(2,635 posts)3. Agree.
A FULL and THOROUGH investigation is called for.
louis-t
(23,266 posts)7. It says they haven't "produced" any evidence.
It doesn't say they don't 'have' evidence.
tirebiter
(2,532 posts)4. In the meantime
People are dying. Get on with it.
Sherman A1
(38,958 posts)5. Darn the luck
Mme. Defarge
(8,008 posts)6. I am anticipating a higher heating bill this winter
as I indulge myself with multiple helpings of a dish that is best served cold.