@mott-the-hoople saidHe probably still thinks Hunter's laptop was Russian disinformation.
maybe you shouldnt be commenting if you dont know what has transpired
https://www.salon.com/2023/10/05/democrat-calls-bluff-on-mar-a-lago-valuation-by-urging-florida-officials-to-hike-his/
A House Democrat asked Palm Beach County, Florida, to tax Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort property at a rate in accordance with the valuation the former president claims it has amid his ongoing New York civil fraud trial. Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla., made the request of Palm Beach County appraiser Dorothy Jacks in a letter exclusively provided to NBC News, noting New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron's decision last week holding Trump liable for committing fraud for years by inflating and undervaluing his assets to banks and insurers.
Trump has since railed against the ruling, claiming that his Florida beach club is worth "50 to 100 times" what New York prosecutors in the lawsuit have said, or "closer to $1.5 billion" in value. "Between 2011 and 2021, you value the Mar-a-Lago property between $18 million and $28 million," Moskowitz wrote in the letter to the Palm Beach County appraiser. "Mar-a-Lago was listed as worth $490 million in financial documents given to banks," he added. "If the property value of Mar-a-Lago is so much higher than it was appraised, will you be amending the property value in line with the Trump family's belief that the property is worth well over a billion dollars?"
@zahlanzi saidwhy would moskowitz be worried about another individuals property taxes?
https://www.salon.com/2023/10/05/democrat-calls-bluff-on-mar-a-lago-valuation-by-urging-florida-officials-to-hike-his/
A House Democrat asked Palm Beach County, Florida, to tax Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort property at a rate in accordance with the valuation the former president claims it has amid his ongoing New York civil fraud trial. Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla., ...[text shortened]... alue in line with the Trump family's belief that the property is worth well over a billion dollars?"
@jj-adams saidDo you read those? I don't.
Not if you only watch CNN, MSN, Huffington Post, etc.
The bank statements and financial disclosures are public record, associated with his trial. It's not a media spin thing or an alternative fact. Prosecutors are calling bank employees to testify in the trial. Weisselberg has already pleaded guilty to 15 different financial crimes. You can pretend it's all paid off, call it fake news, but it is not.
@wildgrass saidwhere are the juror's in this “trial”?
Do you read those? I don't.
The bank statements and financial disclosures are public record, associated with his trial. It's not a media spin thing or an alternative fact. Prosecutors are calling bank employees to testify in the trial. Weisselberg has already pleaded guilty to 15 different financial crimes. You can pretend it's all paid off, call it fake news, but it is not.
@mott-the-hoople saidLet's first get to the question of how JJ 'learned' that the loans were legit.
where are the juror's in this “trial”?
@wildgrass saidwhat was not legit about the loans? who got ripped off?
Let's first get to the question of how JJ 'learned' that the loans were legit.
@mott-the-hoople saidYour follow up questions are interesting and will be handled in due time.
what was not legit about the loans? who got ripped off?
@wildgrass saidNone of the banks are complaining or claiming they weren't paid in full and on time.
Let's first get to the question of how JJ 'learned' that the loans were legit.
Not one.
@wildgrass saidnah, I just like making you look like a fool ðŸ¤
Your follow up questions are interesting and will be handled in due time.
@wildgrass saidNo you asked how the loans were legit.
Well and good. We will see what the banks say. But what I was asking is: where did you hear that no fraud occurred?
They were paid in full and on time and none of the financial institutions are complaining.
Where did YOU get any information that fraud had occurred?