His ability to get into power was definitely showcased - his ability to get people to BELIEVE.
But like many of his business ventures, reality sets in. He can’t run a company. He can only try to sell an image of a company. How in the world does he have so much money? (Cough* Mueller)
In the government, he is losing the image war. This is a war Trump has played his whole life. And we are witnessing it in the POTUS.
So, yes Trump won. But right now, he is losing. And in government and politics, image and making people believe is the new strategy.
How many companies that Trump owned have gone bankrupt? How many companies does he own? What’s the Bankrupt racio to succussful? How does that compare to say the airline industriy that constantly has companies going bankrupt? Or all the retail store lately going bankrupt?
They seem to have no problem getting people to give them money do they? (look at sears, they have someone ready to give them 100 million+ cash)
They have no problem because their assets are so cheap. Shareholder reduction. It’s nothing to be proud of. But hey if you want to brag about going bankrupt and losing money, def run with that in 2020.
You could start by looking at his disclosure he files that lists the companies that he controlled when he ran for President. Then figure out how many companies he has had go bankrupt (I’m aware of a casino and an airline).
Now what are your thoughs on companies (aka airlines) that have been through multiple bankruptcies?
I was talking about companies that have gone bankrupt. Companies usually have no problem getting debtor in possession financing, then financing to help the company come out of bankrupcty with new buyers, or reduciton of debt, then get money and financing once they resume normal operations.
I was talking about companies that have gone bankrupt. Companies usually have no problem getting debtor in possession financing, then financing to help the company come out of bankrupcty with new buyers, or reduciton of debt, then get money and financing once they resume normal operations.
