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shanti

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8. This is his MO, dragging things out

Fri Apr 5, 2019, 01:46 PM

Apr 2019

...Trump’s history reveals a specific pattern whereby he and his businesses would first claim that a contractor’s work was subpar, and then refuse to pay for it. If he was faced with a lawsuit, Trump would either settle out of court, or, more often than not, threaten to drag out the legal process for as long as he could, making it financially unfeasible for a small, independent business to successfully litigate a claim...

And it's something he is doing with U.S.!

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