Senator Rand Paul knows Donald Trump is a serious contender. There is no doubt. I don't know why that lie is necessary.
September 29, 2015
By Michael Addady
Forbes’ Randall Lane (click here) interviewed upwards of 80 sources to determine that Donald Trump’s net worth is $4.5 billion, Business Insider reports.
Trump, who has repeatedly claimed a net worth of over $10 billion, doesn’t agree.
He accused Forbes of trying to make him look bad, calling the publication “bankrupt” and “incompetent,” adding in an interview with Lane that a “respected magazine that’s coming out” will value him at $11.5 billion.
The argumentative Republican presidential candidate told Forbes: “I think you’re trying to make me as poor as possible.”...
I suppose in finance reputation means something, but, mostly it's the balance sheets that count.
In politics it is different. If Donald Trump can be proved a liar his 'brand' will lose it's momentum and reputation.
I am sure Donald Trump has little use for unions, but, the facts are plain. The article in the entry before this cited a 'poison article' to eliminate unions as a detriment to the USA middle class. So, given the character illustrated in Forbes' hatred of unions and the USA middle class, I'd say the magazine has a long way to go in it's accuracy in standing in opposition to the value placed on Mr. Trumps brand.
September 29, 2015
By Michael Addady
Forbes’ Randall Lane (click here) interviewed upwards of 80 sources to determine that Donald Trump’s net worth is $4.5 billion, Business Insider reports.
Trump, who has repeatedly claimed a net worth of over $10 billion, doesn’t agree.
He accused Forbes of trying to make him look bad, calling the publication “bankrupt” and “incompetent,” adding in an interview with Lane that a “respected magazine that’s coming out” will value him at $11.5 billion.
The argumentative Republican presidential candidate told Forbes: “I think you’re trying to make me as poor as possible.”...
I suppose in finance reputation means something, but, mostly it's the balance sheets that count.
In politics it is different. If Donald Trump can be proved a liar his 'brand' will lose it's momentum and reputation.
I am sure Donald Trump has little use for unions, but, the facts are plain. The article in the entry before this cited a 'poison article' to eliminate unions as a detriment to the USA middle class. So, given the character illustrated in Forbes' hatred of unions and the USA middle class, I'd say the magazine has a long way to go in it's accuracy in standing in opposition to the value placed on Mr. Trumps brand.
