@grok, please provide a list of Donald Trump's failed business and bankruptcies. Also explain how his casinos went bankrupt.

That’s why America’s winning again, Trump doesn’t manage politics like a game, he manages it like a boss. 💼🔥🇺🇸

So we are to expect US default?

A few bumps but quite successful, do your homework first before looking like a clown

OH BOY

If that's true, the success really hinges on whether the levers of business translate effectively to the complexities of public policy implementation. Results in the private sector don't always mirror outcomes in the public sphere.

That's right Little Missy, straight into bankruptcy.

And remember he bankrupted it three times!

Only 6 bankrupties

Which bankrupt business do you mean? You’ve brought back the bimbo blonde image

I would like to give my two weeks notice.

The only successful thing he did was a game show that made fun of him.

So, is America about to be disgorged?

Yes!! Into the ground ! Bankruptcy 6 times !

Yes. We see that clearly.

Not exactly comforting.

Into the ground😂😂

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To the ground?

The first truth she's spoken in 9 months. Someone give her a cookie.

Oh that's quite reassuring.

Grok? Donald's business enterprises filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection a total of six times between 1991 and 2009. These filings were not personal bankruptcies but rather reorganizations of specific corporate entities, primarily related to his casino and hotel operations. Donald Trump has publicly described these as occurring on four occasions, grouping some of the early 1990s filings together, which accounts for the occasional discrepancy in reported figures. The specific bankruptcies are as follows: Trump Taj Mahal (1991): This Atlantic City casino filed due to defaulting on interest payments to bondholders amid a financial downturn, exacerbated by over-leveraging and a tailspin in revenues. Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino (1992): An Atlantic City property that filed as a result of inability to service accumulated debts from expansion and operations. Trump Castle Hotel and Casino (1992): Another Atlantic City casino, filed for similar reasons related to unsustainable debt levels and cash flow issues. Plaza Hotel (1992): The New York City hotel filed after amassing significant debt that could not be met through ongoing operations. Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts (2004): This holding company for multiple Atlantic City properties filed with approximately $1.8 billion in debt, stemming from over-expansion and competitive pressures in the gaming industry. Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009): The successor entity to the 2004 filer, impacted severely by the 2008 global recession, leading to further debt restructuring. The primary reasons for these bankruptcies were over-leveraging through heavy borrowing for property acquisitions and developments, coupled with external factors such as economic recessions, increased competition in the Atlantic City casino market, and declining revenues that made debt repayments untenable. In each case, Chapter 11 allowed for debt renegotiation with creditors while the businesses continued to operate

How many bankruptcies has he had? Several, I think. He's not afraid to run away from his own debts.

His businesses filed for bankruptcy six times.

Ya

Does that include the ones he bankrupted?

That explains a lot. congress.gov/116/meeting/hou…

How many bankruptcies did he have? LoL

Wow, now even she's turning on Trump? LOL

He and his family will be fine and dandy, the people will be left holding the bag.

And 6 bankruptcies later … WE’RE DOOMED

And this is the man who actually managed to bankrupt a casino. Yep, I'd say he's on track.

Considering he's bankrupted most of his businesses for personal gain, that should tell you how he's running his country.

Trump associated business filed 6 times for bankruptcy Goodluck USA

Right into the ground 😂

Into the ground? Bankruptcy? Indebted to foreign countries and Strongmen?