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The Associated Press reports that Trump admitted to transferring some of that payout to his private accounts.
“Landscaping, roofing, walls, painting, leaks, artwork in the — you know, the great tapestries, tiles, Spanish tiles, the beach, the erosion,” 45 listed the damage. “It’s still not what it was.”
But 45’s longtime former butler, Anthony Senecal, said the resort lost only some roof tiles to Hurricane Wilma. In fact, Mar-a-Lago has never significantly felt a hurricane impact.
Is there any evidence whatsoever other than the word of Trump's butler who's looking to exploit his 15 minutes of fame? Where's the insurance claim documents? Where's the pics of the resort after the hurricane? Where's the insurance adjuster reports?
Oh wait, I forgot who I was talking to. Never-mind, I know you folks don't care about any of that evidence
crap. Carry on with the crying.
Is there any evidence whatsoever other than the word of Trump's butler who's looking to exploit his 15 minutes of fame? Where's the insurance claim documents? Where's the pics of the resort after the hurricane? Where's the insurance adjuster reports?
Oh wait, I forgot who I was talking to. Never-mind, I know you folks don't care about any of that evidence
crap. Carry on with the crying.
Sorry but I do not have access to Trump's insurance file but if you simply cannot believe that a proven thief and liar will cheat and steal...will this do....
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Palm Beach building department records showed no permits for construction on that scale after the storms. The only permits that appeared hurricane-related were $3,000 in repairs to storm-damaged outdoor lighting and the vacuuming of sand from the property’s beachfront pool. Likewise, records of the city’s Landmarks and Preservation Commission reflected no repair work conducted following the 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons.
The $17 million Mar-a-Lago insurance payment surfaced during a 2007 deposition in Trump’s unsuccessful libel lawsuit against journalist Tim O’Brien, who Trump accused of underestimating his wealth. As part of the case, O’Brien’s attorneys were permitted to review Trump’s financial records, including some from the Mar-a-Lago Club. They asked Trump to quantify the damage and explain why he had pocketed money instead of spending it on repairs.
I wouldn't have the fortitude to defend my own father if he was a racketeering thief of this magnitude so why do you defend this dirtbag to such an insane degree? It really is astonishing and frighteningly revealing.
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Is there any evidence whatsoever other than the word of Trump's butler who's looking to exploit his 15 minutes of fame? Where's the insurance claim documents? Where's the pics of the resort after the hurricane? Where's the insurance adjuster reports?
Oh wait, I forgot who I was talking to. Never-mind, I know you folks don't care about any of that evidence
crap. Carry on with the crying.
Just another daily outrage post by OP. She must be running out of material because this one is from October 2017 from some weird site - GritPost.
Is there any evidence whatsoever other than the word of Trump's butler who's looking to exploit his 15 minutes of fame? Where's the insurance claim documents? Where's the pics of the resort after the hurricane? Where's the insurance adjuster reports?
Oh wait, I forgot who I was talking to. Never-mind, I know you folks don't care about any of that evidence
crap. Carry on with the crying.
Well. According to Trump's personal attorney - there are documents out there and he named at least 2 people who were familiar with Trump's insurance fraud.
The butler did it. Lol Ive heard it all now.. but probably not
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