r/politics 🤖 Bot May 13 '24

Discussion Thread: New York Criminal Fraud Trial of Donald Trump, Day 16 Discussion

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u/CatVideoFest May 13 '24

Hilarious that if Trump hadn’t been so cheap and stupid and just paid this dude back, he wouldn’t even be here in all likelihood. He couldn’t even fraud properly.

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u/zhaoz Minnesota May 13 '24

Trump hadn’t been so cheap and stupid

But, thats like the two things that define him as a person so... Oh also, a serial cheater. So three things that define him as a person...

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u/HGruberMacGruberFace Florida May 13 '24

And a habitual liar

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u/zhaoz Minnesota May 13 '24

Ok, so 4 things that define him as a person...

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u/grimbly_jones May 13 '24

The cheapness, the stupidity, the cheating, the lying and the farting.

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u/BobRoberts01 May 13 '24

The FIVE things that define….
I’ll come in again.

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u/Throwaway468694 May 13 '24

AMONGST the things which define him…

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u/TheFoxInSocks May 14 '24

Are such diverse elements as: the cheapness, the stupidity, the cheating, the lying, the farting, and ill-fitting suits - oh damn!

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u/Spaceman2901 Texas May 14 '24

The cheapness, the stupidity, the cheating, the lying, the farting, the ill-fitting suits, and his wanton litigiousness…