Wonder who wrote the bond for him? Typically you still need 10% in cash down.
Trump fans launch GoFundMe to raise $355M ex-prez owes after civil fraud trial
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Wonder who wrote the bond for him? Typically you still need 10% in cash down.
I dont think ny dems donated
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Probably someone who knows he's good for it, and can pay them back.
Kinda like that bank Trump borrowed money from.
. . . Which got paid back.
. . . And no one was harmed.
You didn't read the other post nor the indictment. All this has already been discussed.
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I did read it.
But I got a good laugh out of you asking that question.
Like, you almost seemed mystified that someone would loan Donald J. Trump money to meet a bond.
I would like to know who issued the bond. He doesn't seem like a good risk at this point in time.
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/02/21/trump-faces-obstacles-to-securing-an-appeal-bond-in-fraud-case-.html
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She's got her hands full throwing the VDare folks in jail.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1760075607927648419
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13161915/Elon-Musk-meets-Donald-Trump-campaign-funding.html
The two met on Sunday in Palm Beach, Florida, along with a few wealthy Republican donors, according to the New York Times.
Trump and his team are desperately seeking a cash injection to boost his presidential campaign.
Musk is currently the second richest man in the world, with an estimated fortune of $200billion.
The Tesla founder has become more political in recent weeks and has been posting on social media platform X blasting Democrat Joe Biden's woke policies and the administration's handling of the border crisis.
Trump may be seeking funding amid mounting financial woes stemming from legal troubles.
He currently owes more than $454 million for judgements in New York, after a jury ordered him to pay up for defaming his rape accuser E. Jean Carroll and a separate civil fraud trial saw him fined $364 million.
The legal fees associated with the trials and other charges are said to have cost him around $50 million.
The two met on Sunday in Palm Beach, Florida, along with a few wealthy Republican donors, according to the New York Times.
Trump and his team are desperately seeking a cash injection to boost his presidential campaign.
Musk is currently the second richest man in the world, with an estimated fortune of $200billion.
The Tesla founder has become more political in recent weeks and has been posting on social media platform X blasting Democrat Joe Biden's woke policies and the administration's handling of the border crisis.
Trump may be seeking funding amid mounting financial woes stemming from legal troubles.
He currently owes more than $454 million for judgements in New York, after a jury ordered him to pay up for defaming his rape accuser E. Jean Carroll and a separate civil fraud trial saw him fined $364 million.
The legal fees associated with the trials and other charges are said to have cost him around $50 million.
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You're late. Musk has already said he will not donate to either Trump or Biden.
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Yup, Trump is really going to miss Elon's $2,500.
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SEC clears Trump's social media deal worth as much as $10 billion
February 15, 2024
https://www.reuters.com/markets/dea...way-merger-with-trumps-media-firm-2024-02-15/
Trump should just post on twitter, they said.. it will be fun, they said..
The assumption was that Musk could either post bond or donate to a super pac, which he is not going to. But you knew that.
X has half a billion users, Truth has 8 million. Based on that alone the valuation is massively overstated just like everything else Trump is involved in.
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No I didn't, he said he wouldn't be giving money to either candidate. I don't know if he will give money to any Super PACs or not, but he did not indicate that.
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But he said nothing about loaning Trump money for posting the bonds while he appeals.
It's already implied he won't. What would it gain for him if he did?
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