Trump's Not A 'Failed Businessman' -- He's A Money Launderer

Trump was making money with his failing casinos. What's not to like?
By Susie Madrak — September 28, 2020

Contrary to the New York Times' Trump tax story, Trump's not a "failed businessman." That implies he was trying to succeed, but Trump figured out a long time ago he could make more money by failing, and moving money around for other people. He's a crook.

This is not news. He was fined $10 million for "significant and long-standing" anti-money laundering violations at the Trump Taj Mahal casino.

Then there's the dirty Russian money in Trump Tower.

His business partners are crooks, too.

Suspicious activity was noted by Deutsche Bank in Trump and Kushner accounts. Deutsche Bank, which had its own money laundering problems!

And these are just the scandals we know about, because Bob Mueller NEVER LOOKED AT HIS FINANCES.

And so on, ad infinitum. We need a special prosecutor to untangle this mess.

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