Mark Esper’s time “ serving” trump

[bgreene]

Mark Esper……Republican, career Army man, Paratrooper

Speaks of his time with Trump and his decision to uphold our Constitution ….over Trumps whims

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/donald-...es-2022-05-08/

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by bgreene

Mark Esper***8230;***8230;Republican, career Army man, Paratrooper

Speaks of his time with Trump and his decision to uphold our Constitution ***8230;.over Trumps whims

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/donald-...es-2022-05-08/

Yep, saw part one of the interview live. So? He's entitled to his opinion, as are we all. It proves nothing. Let me repeat that for anyone that didn't understand it. IT PROVES NOTHING!! Actually, I take that back. It proves that he (Esper) like many before him, is willing to prostitute himself on the altar of monetary gain as he promotes his new book. We've seen it before and we'll see it again.

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[bgreene]

Originally Posted by Destroyer

Yep, saw part one of the interview live. So? He's entitled to his opinion, as are we all. It proves nothing. Let me repeat that for anyone that didn't understand it. IT PROVES NOTHING!! Actually, I take that back. It proves that he (Esper) like many before him, is willing to prostitute himself on the altar of monetary gain as he promotes his new book. We've seen it before and we'll see it again.

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Like trumps book “ the art of the deal “ where he bragged about cheating .
Or was that Trumps “ real estate school “ where he paid $ millions back because it was a scam

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by bgreene

Like trumps book “ the art of the deal “ where he bragged about cheating .
Or was that Trumps “ real estate school “ where he paid $ millions back because it was a scam

There are 2 hit shows on TV.. One is called Pawn Stars and the other is called American Picker. Both of them feature people that pay people about half or less for items that they want to buy, so that they can then sell them for twice that amount. My point is if you ever read the "Art of the Deal" you would know that he, (Trump) like everyone else in business, is trying to make a buck. No one is ever in business to lose money.

As for his failed real estate school, although he did pay back a lot of money two things are factual. 1) He never said it was a scam, and he said he was returning the money in the interests of clearing his good name. 2) He produced several testimonials in court from people that attended his school that praised it and the amount of knowledge they gained.

So I guess that it all depends on which side of the fence you're on as to whom you believe. In my own personal opinion I think it was a smear job fomented by the same people that tried on so many other occasions to destroy him both before and during his presidency.

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[bgreene]

Originally Posted by Destroyer

There are 2 hit shows on TV.. One is called Pawn Stars and the other is called American Picker. Both of them feature people that pay people about half or less for items that they want to buy, so that they can then sell them for twice that amount. My point is if you ever read the "Art of the Deal" you would know that he, (Trump) like everyone else in business, is trying to make a buck. No one is ever in business to lose money.

As for his failed real estate school, although he did pay back a lot of money two things are factual. 1) He never said it was a scam, and he said he was returning the money in the interests of clearing his good name. 2) He produced several testimonials in court from people that attended his school that praised it and the amount of knowledge they gained.

So I guess that it all depends on which side of the fence you're on as to whom you believe. In my own personal opinion I think it was a smear job fomented by the same people that tried on so many other occasions to destroy him both before and during his presidency.

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Of course you think it’s all a “ smear job “

[scook]

The timing of the lawsuit, certainly looked politically motivated, and assuming that negative articles about Trump are smear pieces is usually a pretty safe bet - in this case, more like a sure bet.