The fact that Trump likes to profit personally from defrauding his admirers is a relevant ongoing narrative framework.
Remember when Trump paid $21 million in damages to students he'd allegedly defrauded via a fake university and it was a one-day story?
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@mattyglesias $25 million -
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@mattyglesias Wait a second - I thought it was $25 million WHATS GOING ON IS THE ECONOMY COLLAPSING?!!!!!!!!! -
@mattyglesias Did he send an email about it, though? Only stories about emails last for more than a day. -
@mattyglesias Learned lesson: It's the cover-up, not the action. Not because cover-up is worse, but is more *interesting* to media/public. -
@mattyglesias@PrmativApostate He probably will never pay. He settled, which keeps it out of court, but I doubt he'll pay. -
@mattyglesias remember when he violated the Cuban embargo and tried to hide the trail of money and it was a fifteen minute story? -
@mattyglesias@TROYGARITY all non accredited universities are a ripoff. This is not new news. -
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@mattyglesias@pss80 remember when most universities are scamming students and it's never a story? -
@zarkinfrood@mattyglesias the united scammers of America -
@pss80@mattyglesias Earn your BS today -
@zarkinfrood@pss80@mattyglesias and half of that $21 million covered the cost of textbooks. -
@khmalik3@pss80@mattyglesias what about the stuff you had to pick up at the local print shop?
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@mattyglesias@MelThompson2012 -- Yes! If that had been@HillaryClinton we would have never heard the end of it. Thanks, media! -
@mattyglesias $25 million -
@mattyglesias His life is a ponzi scheme, his "policies" are a shell game. If he stops moving, he'll drown. -
@mattyglesias Since he admitted it, you don't need to use the "allegedly" anymore.
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