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  • oldag

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    An appeals court slashed former President Trump's bond payment on Monday, saying Trump must pay $175 million within the next 10 days.

    Trump had previously faced a Monday deadline to pay a $454 million bond payment that came as a result of civil fraud allegations from New York Attorney General Letitia James.

    A mere $175M.

    Whatever happened to the eighth amendment??
     

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    From what I recall, today was the deadline for the 454 million dollar payment. Trump played a game of chicken with Ergoron and James, with the Appeals stepping in to blink first and reduce the "fine" (you know NYC was going to keep the money). The backlash from the commercial real estate investment firms was huge, and I'll bet the commies (Gov. Hochul) felt the heat, even though today, investors were saying it was too late; they want out of NY. I'll bet they were looking at the doom loop in San Francisco, where commercial real estate took a nosedive, losing +50% of value, nobody wanting to invest there because of the stupidity of local politicians.
     
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    From what I recall, today was the deadline for the 454 million dollar payment. Trump played a game of chicken with Ergoron and James, with the Appeals stepping in to blink first and reduce the "fine" (you know NYC was going to keep the money). The backlash from the commercial real estate investment firms was huge, and I'll bet the commies (Gov. Hochul) felt the heat, even though today, investors were saying it was too late; they want out of NY. I'll bet they were looking at the doom loop in San Francisco, where commercial real estate took a nosedive, losing +50% of value, nobody wanting to invest there because of the stupidity of local politicians.
    It's changed.
     
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