How would the pass-throughs work?
Here's the question I sent @erictrump after that blockbuster @Forbes story, which indicates Eric misled me.pic.twitter.com/xh1uSPK9md
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In normal situation w/ trustworthy entities, if venue has the comm'l relationships, not stinky to write venue/host one check for costs, 1/2
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then venue/host pays costs to vendors. can save $/time/hassle. but again, that's in a normal situation w vendors at arm's length, etc. 2/2
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right, and those costs are just so so so much larger than they were. I mean, the original numbers make sense
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Absolutely. The new numbers look like they were pre-determined sums in search of expense justifications.
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And I dont' really put this on Eric, this looks like dad deciding to plunder.
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Help me to understand the "Eric Trump is not to blame for what the Eric Trump Foundation does for his dad" line of thinking
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Yes. He's not a child.
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And his answer to you? Crickets, right ?
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I'm just glad I saved this sound file since forever. It has come in handy more than I ever would have imagined. https://citrano.com/crix.mp3
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I've actually sent it to people who were ignoring me. It's quite effective.
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Stop saying "misled" and call it what it is which is a LIE.
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Yes. Please. Thank you.
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I like misled. Civil while letting the truth speak for itself.
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Civil but forceful. That's David's thing. Plus Eric might throw a hissy fit if he calls him a liar.
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Eric is a liar. Let him throw his hissy fit. It's a reflection on Eric, no one else. Well, and Donald.
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He's a Trump. By definition, he's a liar.
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Is it genetics or learned?
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