Trump is reluctant to take on debt after it almost ruined him in the 1990s.
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Schoeller felt he needed to get the real estate magnate-or at least his hair-to loosen up a little. They see the Trump name around the world.
Peebles calls Trump a “pioneer”, praising his move into a almost risk-free business. Nearly everything.’ And then, on his plans for a great wall on the southern border, which he says he can threaten Mexico to fund: ‘Nobody is going through my wall.
Blustery, improbable Presidential candidate Donald Trump has teamed up with America’s icon, a bald eagle-named Uncle Sam, no less-for a photo op in his (Trump’s) office. The candidate’s company, the Trump Organization, rejects any suggestion he’s playing it safe. “We believe in owning dirt”. Trump made it work, thanks to unabashed love of glitz and glamour – and some good timing. This is worrying, given his stream of freaky and “wrong-headed” ideas, says Steven Rattner in The New York Times.
“How does a man from New York, Mr. Trump lead in the polls right here in Dixie?”
“He talks about foreign policy like it was a casino deal and the American economy like it was steel rebar, just waiting for a smarter guy to take the construction crane’s controls”.
Washington wags may “mock his blond bouffant” and refer to his private jet as “Hair Force One”, but the anger of voters and his celebrity status have sent billionaire Donald Trump “surging in the polls”, says Rhys Blakely in The Times. He said he would not try to make a deal.
He added of his opponents, “They’re puppets”. Donald Trump won the Fort Lauderdale case and settled the one in Baja.
Trump said he has great respect for the ponitff.
In a recently released list of assets, he estimated his worth at $8.7 billion – more than double the figure calculated by Forbes magazine, which has been tracking his wealth for three decades.
Here’s what is known about Trump and where he stands on some long-standing issues. This hampers U.S. productivity, some experts have said.
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Trump is even more optimistic about the turnout than Farnon, saying the number will be close to 40,000.
