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Donald Trump used $258,000 from his charity for legal settlements, reports say
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Check out this clip from MSNBC show ‘Morning Joe’, regarding Trump’s tax and Hillary Clinton’s response: twitter.com/morning_joe/status/783255075099594752
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Check out this clip from MSNBC show ‘Morning Joe’, regarding Donald Trump’s taxes and Hillary Clinton’s response -
twitter.com/morning_joe/status/783255075099594752
twitter.com/morning_joe/status/783255075099594752
Very concerning indeed. Reminds one, on a small scale, of the false promises of progressive Democrat mayors over decades in major U.S. cities.
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Michael68
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I would say to this partisan hit piece that business men are not here to provide you a job!
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J_Peterson
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According to the Church they are. Unless they are using their excess wealth to serve society in some other way of course. Not so sure about Donald though.I would say to this partisan hit piece that business men are not here to provide you a job!
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Michael68
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Not all businessmen are Catholic or even religious.According to the Church they are. Unless they are using their excess wealth to serve society in some other way of course. Not so sure about Donald though.
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sallybutler
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So we should not judge any one that is not Catholic based on Catholic beliefs?Not all businessmen are Catholic or even religious.
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Ridgerunner
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A total hit piece; name-calling really. Makes fun of his appearance at the beginning, then goes on to blame Trump for the failure of Atlantic City. Obviously, Atlantic City was once a tourist destination, or at least a local one. Trump evidently believed it had more potential than it did, and found out to his sorrow that it didn’t have the promise he thought it did.
Sometimes conditions change and some places suffer because of it. At one time, gambling could make a place a “destination”. Now that just about every state has gambling in one form or another, it’s just not unique anymore to have casinos.
The more I see of articles like this, the more I am convinced the Clinton organization really has nothing to offer the voters other than invective.
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Michael68
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You can judge them all you want. Won’t change anythingSo we should not judge any one that is not Catholic based on Catholic beliefs?
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stinkcat_14
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An election is about judging people. One has to judge whether Donald or Hillary are fit to be president. Neither one is clearly fit to be president.You can judge them all you want. Won’t change anything
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Michael68
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Ummmmmm, I was talking about businessmen in response to another post. Of course we should judge the nominees.An election is about judging people. One has to judge whether Donald or Hillary are fit to be president. Neither one is clearly fit to be president.
I was responding to a post suggesting businessmen should behave according to church teaching. We can judge them all we want, it won’t change how they do business. The point being is businessmen do not go into business to provide jobs. They go into business to enrich their own and family’s lives. This is true for the majority of business owners and not a bad virtue imo.
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