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In reply to the discussion: Trump entered June with just $1.3 million in the bank, while Clinton sat on $42 million war chest [View all]RogueTrooper
(4,666 posts)58. Your post made me wonder if he has gone back to stiffing his vendors
Stiffing vendors has been part of his MO. I wonder if the ones being stiffed by the campaign will start coming out of the woodwork?
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Jacobsen denied Trump's claim of shoddy work, saying, "Mr. Trump wants to belittle me That's his style. He is 58. When is he going to grow up? I will collect, one way or another." Jacobsen subsequently told the New York Daily News that, after his story had appeared in the Post, he received 22 calls from merchants who claimed Trump had "stiffed [them] in the past. He can't get anybody to work for him."
The day that story ran, February 2, 2005, Mar-a-Lago asked the local sheriff to serve Jacobsen with a civil suit against his company for breach of contract, alleging that Jacobsen had failed to properly install the chandeliers and that the resort had to hire an electrician to do all the work. And on February 3, one of Trump's lawyers, John Marion IV, sent Jacobsen a letter threatening to bring a libel suit against him over his comments to the Daily News. He demanded that Jacobsen turn over the names, addresses, and phone numbers of the 22 merchants who had called him. The lawyer accused Jacobsen of being a "publicity hound" who'd "made this up."
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/05/when-donald-trump-didnt-want-pay-chandelier-bill
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Trump entered June with just $1.3 million in the bank, while Clinton sat on $42 million war chest [View all]
onehandle
Jun 2016
OP
Trump doesn't think he needs all that cash. During the primaries Jeb Bush outspent him
totodeinhere
Jun 2016
#12
Agreed about complacency, but his earned media strategy works against him in the General
Recursion
Jun 2016
#34
Yes no need for D complacency. Must win State Legislatures to kill gerrymander & Senate for SCOTUS.n
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2016
#44
No need for complacency but a general is vastly different than a primary.
Drunken Irishman
Jun 2016
#47
Suckers, you mean. Ask them "When" was America great (to be made as great again) & they sputter. nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2016
#43
At this rate it would take trump 1000 months to raise the amounts his campaign projected
Doctor Jack
Jun 2016
#33
Life sucks, Trumpster. Maybe you need to sink all your "billions" into your campaign
Feeling the Bern
Jun 2016
#39
trump's situation is so totally dire. The gop has got to be freaked to the max.
truthisfreedom
Jun 2016
#54
So NICE of WaPo to represent Drumpf as some sort of 'Poor Underdog' ... whilst Hillary ...
brett_jv
Jun 2016
#56