Trump is Running out of Other People's Money to Pay Lawyers. Save America PAC is Almost Broke

I am surprised that many other democratic controlled states haven't jumped onto the band wagon. When the FEDS want you to go down they will drain you financially after the 1st two rules of engagement hasn't worked.

Is Trump broke?

Trump’s main account that pays for legal fees, Save America, doesn’t have that kind of money. It’s spent almost all of the $154.6 million it raised since the 2020 election and had $3.7 million in the bank at the end of June.

The PAC spent it biggest chunk of money, $60 million, making transfers to Trump’s 2024 campaign super PAC, Make America Great Again, Inc. But in May and June, as his legal entanglements grew, that super PAC refunded $12.3 million back to Save America. Without those transfers, Save America would’ve been in debt.

Trump is Running out of Other People's Money

RULE #1

Is they will discredit you personally and publicly. Trump has been getting blasted in the Global MSM even before he became President in 2016. Then look at all those who sold him out. In actuality he's probably no more of an azzhole when compared to any others at that level. He just opens himself to being played. That could be due to plain stupidity or that his thought process is run 24 / 7 by his other head.

RULE #2

Death by suicide. That could still be in play

RULE #3

When all else fails play the bankrupt game in court financially as that's what the attorneys and courts do to people of NO means. In the end money Trumps all. Even him as they can drag this out for several years. Plus look at all the lawyers who run away from him. Actually its not because of him but those pulling the strings behind the curtain. No one wants to die, go bankrupt or else. So they don't touch it. They can also outspend him so he cops a plea?

Welcome to the 4th Reich aka The New World Order.

Whatever happened to QANON and the guys in the hockey masks. They seem to come around during odd hours?

I imagine this thread will help, as lots of ATS members will happily donate there hard earned cash, its there prerogative to do so of course

Didn't Trump already make 10 million off selling merchandise with his mug shot on it?

Me thinks this is more BS from an establishment that is terrified of an egotistical gameshow host...

a reply to: Waterglass

The media is getting desperate if this is the biggest anti-Trump headline they can come up with, LOL.

a reply to: Waterglass

Saw a Bruce Lee video a while back

He talked about learning how to lose so you can invest in battles that actually mean something, you can't fear defeat if you have embraced and turned it to your advantage

Now pac is losing money because he needs to win ALL the time even dumb little contests that are designed to bleed him dry

They got him on the hook because they know exactly how to play him

🙄

a reply to: Waterglass

Just a couple of comments:

1. Being "no more of an azzhole" than other wealthy, powerful individuals does not make someone likable. And the reason he's unlikable is not simple stupidity or that he's thinking with his other head. It's because he is clinically diagnosable as a Malignant Narcissistic Personality. It is very well researched in the Psychiatric literature that that kind of personality is just about the most universally despised type in existence--across time, across cultures, across the planet. People who have never studied personality development and their disorders don't actually realize how statistically rare it is for someone to have all the uniquely hateful personality characteristics of a Donald Trump. He's probably about a 3-sigma azzhole.

2. Lawyers run away from him because he often gets them involved in criminal activities (I'm looking at Sidney Powell, Rudi Guiliani, Jeffrey Clark, for example) and he has a habit of stiffing people he owes money to.

Most of our Politicians go to Washington and become tremendously more wealthy than they started.

Trump goes to Washington and goes from being tremendously wealthy to broke.


And its Donald who is corrupt Politician enemy number one.

And we wonder why waist, fraud and abuse can't be fixed by our government.

a reply to: 1947boomer

Yeah...the lawyers in GA were invited to gather information from the voting machines,and they have letters stating so,but apparently GA has"lost" their copies so they could indict them to try and get them to flip.

originally posted by: dandandat2
Most of our Politicians go to Washington and become tremendously more wealthy than they started.

Trump goes to Washington and goes from being tremendously wealthy to broke.


And its Donald who is corrupt Politician enemy number one.

And we wonder why waist, fraud and abuse can't be fixed by our government.

He still tremendously wealthy, it not his money he's burning

Jus like copeland or osteen

a reply to: carewemust

Not quite as desperate as certain folk posting countless threads coming up with endless negative anti Biden stuff, surely?

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a reply to: SigmaXSquared

Are you sure about that?

New York AG’s office alleges Trump inflated his net worth by as much as $2.2 billion in 1 year

a reply to: Waterglass

Trump raises more than $20 million in August

a reply to: UpThenDown

I am sure Trump and the Republican party are not having any financial troubles, but you can never compare the Democrats Rich globalist donors that have infiltrated the party and help put a zombie as the president of the US.

We know who is been served here this days.

a reply to: Waterglass

I have to agree with your assessments. The more they vilify Trump for having no filter or tact in speaking what a vast majority of people agree with, the more he looks like a martyr for daring to bring the depths of corruption to light.

Is he a narcissist? Most probably. Studies show the higher the degree of narcissism, coupled with intelligence the more successful in business someone is likely to be.

Charles A. O’Reilly, the Frank E. Buck Professor of Management at Stanford Graduate School of Business, studies how the personalities of leaders shape the culture of organizations and the behavior of those who work in them.

Many politicians possess a high degree of narcissism; that's part of what makes a great politician.

“There are leaders who may be abusive jerks but aren’t really narcissists,” O’Reilly says. “The distinction is what motivates them. Are they driven to achieve some larger purpose? Do they really want to make the company or the country better, or accomplish some crazy goal like making electric cars mainstream and maybe colonizing Mars along the way? Or is it really all about their own aggrandizement?”

Looking at the majority of politicians that are at the top levels, I'm hard pressed to find one that hasn't been more self-serving versus working for the betterment of the nation.

When their self-admiration has some basis in reality, narcissistic leaders can achieve great things; that was certainly the case with Steve Jobs at Apple. But over the past decade, researchers have grown increasingly concerned by the destructive effects of narcissists on organizations. Cautionary tales abound, from Enron to Uber to Theranos.

True narcissists, O’Reilly says, are self-serving and lack integrity. “They believe they’re superior and thus not subject to the same rules and norms. Studies show they’re more likely to act dishonestly to achieve their ends. They know they’re lying, and it doesn’t bother them. They don’t feel shame.” They are also often reckless in the pursuit of glory — sometimes successfully, but often with dire consequences.

When looking at our current POTUS and the mounting evidence of decades long corruption, it takes willful ignorance to deny his exceptionally high degree of narcissism.

They can't destroy Trump's momentum with MSM. They couldn't destroy him with impeachments. They're failing at destroying him with criminal charges.
All that's left is to bankrupt him or take him out. BAMN

People should be very, very worried. Trump is the first, and clearly shows that citizens only have as much say and 'pretend' power in our governance as they allow to to have.

Our government has been weaponized to be perpetually liberal, with the occasional RINO (Bush 1 & 2) being allowed to reign to keep the charade going.

Exposing the depths of corruption in government was one thing; getting rid of it is another.

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originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: SigmaXSquared

Are you sure about that?

New York AG’s office alleges Trump inflated his net worth by as much as $2.2 billion in 1 year

Allegedly aka not fact

Maybe try to dig up a more confidant source

Once Trump is found innoccent of all crime, his lawsuit (many) will make Billions.....

a reply to: Waterglass

a reply to: DeathSlayer

His track record of law suits might tend to cast some doubt on that?

If he can find a lawyer to represent him, of course?

a reply to: SigmaXSquared

Based on the undisputed evidence, no trial is required for the court to determine that defendants presented grossly and materially inflated asset values in the (statements of financial condition) and then used those SFCs repeatedly in business transactions to defraud banks and insurers,” the attorney general’s office wrote. “Notwithstanding defendants’ horde of 13 experts, at the end of the day, this is a documents case, and the documents leave no shred of doubt that Mr. Trump’s SFCs do not even remotely reflect the ‘estimated current value’ of his assets as they would trade between well-informed market participants.

The AG sounds pretty confident to me.