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justinspoliticalcorner · 9 days

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Bill Prutt for Slate:

On Jan. 8, 2004, just more than 20 years ago, the first episode of The Apprentice aired. It was called “Meet the Billionaire,” and 18 million people watched. The episodes that followed climbed to roughly 20 million each week. A staggering 28 million viewers tuned in to watch the first season finale. The series won an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Reality-Competition Program, and the Television Critics Association called it one of the best TV shows of the year, alongside The Sopranos and Arrested Development. The series—alongside its bawdy sibling, The Celebrity Apprentice—appeared on NBC in coveted prime-time slots for more than a decade. The Apprentice was an instant success in another way too. It elevated Donald J. Trump from sleazy New York tabloid hustler to respectable household name. In the show, he appeared to demonstrate impeccable business instincts and unparalleled wealth, even though his businesses had barely survived multiple bankruptcies and faced yet another when he was cast. By carefully misleading viewers about Trump—his wealth, his stature, his character, and his intent—the competition reality show set about an American fraud that would balloon beyond its creators’ wildest imaginations.

I should know. I was one of four producers involved in the first two seasons. During that time, I signed an expansive nondisclosure agreement that promised a fine of $5 million and even jail time if I were to ever divulge what actually happened. It expired this year. No one involved in The Apprentice—from the production company or the network, to the cast and crew—was involved in a con with malicious intent. It was a TV show, and it was made for entertainment. I still believe that. But we played fast and loose with the facts, particularly regarding Trump, and if you were one of the 28 million who tuned in, chances are you were conned. As Trump answers for another of his alleged deception schemes in New York and gears up to try to persuade Americans to elect him again, in part thanks to the myth we created, I can finally tell you what making Trump into what he is today looked like from my side. Most days were revealing. Some still haunt me, two decades later. [...]

Now, this is important. The Apprentice is a game show regulated by the Federal Communications Commission. In the 1950s, scandals arose when producers of quiz shows fed answers to likable, ratings-generating contestants while withholding those answers from unlikable but truly knowledgeable players. Any of us involved in The Apprentice swinging the outcome of prize money by telling Trump whom to fire is forbidden. [...]

Trump goes about knocking off every one of the contestants in the boardroom until only two remain. The finalists are Kwame Jackson, a Black broker from Goldman Sachs, and Bill Rancic, a white entrepreneur from Chicago who runs his own cigar business. Trump assigns them each a task devoted to one of his crown-jewel properties. Jackson will oversee a Jessica Simpson benefit concert at Trump Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, while Rancic will oversee a celebrity golf tournament at Trump National Golf Club in Briarcliff Manor, New York. Viewers need to believe that whatever Trump touches turns to gold. These properties that bear his name are supposed to glitter and gleam. All thanks to him.

Reality is another matter altogether. The lights in the casino’s sign are out. Hong Kong investors actually own the place—Trump merely lends his name. The carpet stinks, and the surroundings for Simpson’s concert are ramshackle at best. We shoot around all that. Both Rancic and Jackson do a round-robin recruitment of former contestants, and Jackson makes the fateful decision to team up with the notorious Omarosa, among others, to help him carry out his final challenge. [...]

Trump will make his decision live on camera months later, so what we are about to film is the setup to that reveal. The race between Jackson and Rancic should seem close, and that’s how we’ll edit the footage. Since we don’t know who’ll be chosen, it must appear close, even if it’s not.

We lay out the virtues and deficiencies of each finalist to Trump in a fair and balanced way, but sensing the moment at hand, Kepcher sort of comes out of herself. She expresses how she observed Jackson at the casino overcoming more obstacles than Rancic, particularly with the way he managed the troublesome Omarosa. Jackson, Kepcher maintains, handled the calamity with grace. “I think Kwame would be a great addition to the organization,” Kepcher says to Trump, who winces while his head bobs around in reaction to what he is hearing and clearly resisting. “Why didn’t he just fire her?” Trump asks, referring to Omarosa. It’s a reasonable question. Given that this the first time we’ve ever been in this situation, none of this is something we expected. “That’s not his job,” Bienstock says to Trump. “That’s yours.” Trump’s head continues to bob. “I don’t think he knew he had the ability to do that,” Kepcher says. Trump winces again.

“Yeah,” he says to no one in particular, “but, I mean, would America buy a n— winning?” Kepcher’s pale skin goes bright red. I turn my gaze toward Trump. He continues to wince. He is serious, and he is adamant about not hiring Jackson. Bienstock does a half cough, half laugh, and swiftly changes the topic or throws to Ross for his assessment. What happens next I don’t entirely recall. I am still processing what I have just heard. We all are. Only Bienstock knows well enough to keep the train moving. None of us thinks to walk out the door and never return. I still wish I had. (Bienstock and Kepcher didn’t respond to requests for comment.) Afterward, we film the final meeting in the boardroom, where Jackson and Rancic are scrutinized by Trump, who, we already know, favors Rancic. Then we wrap production, pack up, and head home. There is no discussion about what Trump said in the boardroom, about how the damning evidence was caught on tape. Nothing happens.

We attend to our thesis that only the best and brightest deserve a job working for Donald Trump. Luckily, the winner, Bill Rancic, and his rival, Kwame Jackson, come off as capable and confident throughout the season. If for some reason they had not, we would have conveniently left their shortcomings on the cutting room floor. In actuality, both men did deserve to win. Without a doubt, the hardest decisions we faced in postproduction were how to edit together sequences involving Trump. We needed him to sound sharp, dignified, and clear on what he was looking for and not as if he was yelling at people. You see him today: When he reads from a teleprompter, he comes off as loud and stoic. Go to one of his rallies and he’s the off-the-cuff rambler rousing his followers into a frenzy. While filming, he struggled to convey even the most basic items. But as he became more comfortable with filming, Trump made raucous comments he found funny or amusing—some of them misogynistic as well as racist. We cut those comments. Go to one of his rallies today and you can hear many of them.

If you listen carefully, especially to that first episode, you will notice clearly altered dialogue from Trump in both the task delivery and the boardroom. Trump was overwhelmed with remembering the contestants’ names, the way they would ride the elevator back upstairs or down to the street, the mechanics of what he needed to convey. Bienstock instigated additional dialogue recording that came late in the edit phase. We set Trump up in the soundproof boardroom set and fed him lines he would read into a microphone with Bienstock on the phone, directing from L.A. And suddenly Trump knows the names of every one of the contestants and says them while the camera cuts to each of their faces. Wow, you think, how does he remember everyone’s name? While on location, he could barely put a sentence together regarding how a task would work. Listen now, and he speaks directly to what needs to happen while the camera conveniently cuts away to the contestants, who are listening and nodding. He sounds articulate and concise through some editing sleight of hand.

Then comes the note from NBC about the fact that after Trump delivers the task assignment to the contestants, he disappears from the episode after the first act and doesn’t show up again until the next-to-last. That’s too long for the (high-priced) star of the show to be absent. There is a convenient solution. At the top of the second act, right after the task has been assigned but right before the teams embark on their assignment, we insert a sequence with Trump, seated inside his gilded apartment, dispensing a carefully crafted bit of wisdom. He speaks to whatever the theme of each episode is—why someone gets fired or what would lead to a win. The net effect is not only that Trump appears once more in each episode but that he also now seems prophetic in how he just knows the way things will go right or wrong with each individual task. He comes off as all-seeing and all-knowing. We are led to believe that Donald Trump is a natural-born leader.

Through the editorial nudge we provide him, Trump prevails. So much so that NBC asks for more time in the boardroom to appear at the end of all the remaining episodes. (NBC declined to comment for this article.) [... So, we scammed. We swindled. Nobody heard the racist and misogynistic comments or saw the alleged cheating, the bluffing, or his hair taking off in the wind. Those tapes, I’ve come to believe, will never be found.

No one lost their retirement fund or fell on hard times from watching The Apprentice. But Trump rose in stature to the point where he could finally eye a run for the White House, something he had intended to do all the way back in 1998. Along the way, he could now feed his appetite for defrauding the public with various shady practices. In 2005 thousands of students enrolled in what was called Trump University, hoping to gain insight from the Donald and his “handpicked” professors. Each paid as much as $35,000 to listen to some huckster trade on Trump’s name. In a sworn affidavit, salesman Ronald Schnackenberg testified that Trump University was “fraudulent.” The scam swiftly went from online videoconferencing courses to live events held by high-pressure sales professionals whose only job was to persuade attendees to sign up for the course. The sales were for the course “tuition” and had nothing whatsoever to do with real estate investments. A class action suit was filed against Trump.

That same year, Trump was caught bragging to Access Hollywood co-host Billy Bush that he likes to grab married women “by the pussy,” adding, “When you’re a star, they let you do it.” He later tried to recruit porn actor Stormy Daniels for The Apprentice despite her profession and, according to Daniels, had sex with her right after his last son was born. (His alleged attempt to pay off Daniels is, of course, the subject of his recent trial.) In October 2016—a month before the election—the Access Hollywood tapes were released and written off as “locker room banter.” Trump paid Daniels to keep silent about their alleged affair. He paid $25 million to settle the Trump University lawsuit and make it go away. He went on to become the first elected president to possess neither public service nor military experience. And although he lost the popular vote, Trump beat out Hillary Clinton in the Electoral College, winning in the Rust Belt by just 80,000 votes.

Trump has been called the “reality TV president,” and not just because of The Apprentice. The Situation Room, where top advisers gathered, became a place for photo-ops, a bigger, better boardroom. Trump swaggered and cajoled, just as he had on the show. Whom would he listen to? Whom would he fire? Stay tuned. Trump even has his own spinoff, called the House of Representatives, where women hurl racist taunts and body-shame one another with impunity. The State of the Union is basically a cage fight. The demands of public office now include blowhard buffoonery.

Bill Pruitt wrote in Slate that Donald Trump used the N-word on the set of NBC's The Apprentice in 2004 when referring to a Black contestant (Kwame Jackson)'s chances of winning the competition by saying "would America buy a n***er winning?"

This is yet another example of Trump's long record of anti-Black racism that dates back to the 1970s.

#Bill Pruitt #Donald Trump #The Apprentice #Kwame Jackson #Reality Television #Race #Racism #Anti Black Racism #Bill Rancic #Trump University #2005 Trump Access Hollywood Tape #Omarosa Manigault #Carolyn Kepcher #George Ross #Jay Bienstock

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mariacallous · 2 months

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Trump Media & Technology Group, the Truth Social parent company majority-owned by former president Donald Trump, filed a document with the Securities and Exchange Commission this morning that helpfully details all of the ways Trump himself poses a threat to the company and its shareholders. While the company generated just over $4 million in revenue in 2023, Trump Media’s valuation has fluctuated wildly since going public in March, at one point reaching more than $7 billion. As of this morning, the company was valued at $3.7 billion. Trump Media has become a meme stock, where the stock price is governed more by vibes than traditional financial performance.

The SEC document filed by Trump Media this morning, which announced the public stock offering of 21.5 million shares, also detailed the company’s “risk factors.” These statements are standard for publicly traded companies, and usually include anything from macroeconomic headwinds to worst-case scenarios like earthquakes or terrorist attacks. The filing does include several risk factors that aren’t directly related to Trump, including competition from other social media companies, deficiencies in bookkeeping and accounting, and data privacy laws. And the company has faced multiple lawsuits from early employees of the company, who argue they deserve more shares.

But an entire section is dedicated to Trump-associated risks, making Truth Social’s risk factors unique because they cast Trump’s role as chief promoter and majority shareholder as a threat to the company’s success.

“TMTG may be subject to greater risks than typical social media platforms because of the focus of its offerings and the involvement of President Donald J. Trump,” the company said in the SEC filing. “These risks include active discouragement of users, harassment of advertisers or content providers, increased risk of hacking of TMTG’s platform, lesser need for Truth Social if First Amendment speech is not suppressed, criticism of Truth Social for its moderation practices, and increased stockholder suits.”

Here’s how Trump Media says Trump himself could threaten the company:

Trump’s Legal Issues

Trump Media noted that if Trump “were to discontinue his relationship with TMTG due to death, disability, criminal conviction, incarceration, or any other reason, or limit his involvement with TMTG due to his ongoing candidacy for political office, TMTG would be significantly disadvantaged.”

Trump’s History of Bankruptcy

“Entities associated with President Donald J. Trump have filed for bankruptcy protection in the past,” the company said in the filing, which noted that the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Plaza, the Trump Castle, the Plaza Hotel, and Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc. had all previously filed for bankruptcy.

“While all of the foregoing were in different businesses than TMTG, there can be no guarantee that TMTG’s performance will exceed the performance of those entities,” the filing said.

Other Companies Refusing to Work With Truth Social

“To date, several potential third-party partners have expressed an unwillingness or reluctance to work on TMTG’s products or provide services for reasons including TMTG’s connection with President Donald J. Trump,” the filing stated.

Trump’s Use of Other Platforms

The company warned that if Trump stopped using Truth Social, its business would be adversely affected.

Trump has an agreement to post all content he deems as “nonpolitical” to Truth Social first, and must wait six hours before posting it on any website. But Trump, as a political candidate, may be able to argue that anything he posts is political content, meaning the company doesn’t have much power if he wants to start tweeting again.

“Consequently, TMTG may lack any meaningful remedy if President Donald J. Trump minimizes his use of Truth Social,” the filing states.

Politically Motivated Hackers

Trump’s involvement makes the company a prime target for hackers, according to the filing.

“TMTG believes that it is a particularly attractive target for such breaches and attacks, including from nation states and highly sophisticated, state-sponsored, or otherwise well-funded actors,” the company said in the filing. “And TMTG may experience heightened risk from time to time as a result of geopolitical events.”

Trump’s Self-Interest

Trump, who owns 57.6 percent of Trump Media, could steer the company to his benefit in a way that might not align with other Trump Media investors.

“President Donald J. Trump will, as a controlling stockholder, be entitled to vote his shares in his own interests, which may not always be in the interests of TMTG’s stockholders generally,” the filing says.

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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 5 months

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Trump is a loser. Tell a friend.

January 11, 2024

ROBERT B. HUBBELL

Readers frequently comment on my newsletters by writing, “You used word X; you should have used word Y.” Sometimes the comments are well-taken, but much of the time, my (silent) reaction is, “We aren’t going to change the course of history through vocabulary.” But Trump's effort to return to power may be the exception.

Trump is a loser. A spectacular one. He is the living embodiment of the punchline to the joke, “How do you make a small fortune in New York real estate?” Answer: “Start out with a large one.” His companies have been through half-a-dozen bankruptcies. The failure of his Taj Mahal Casino helped turn Atlantic City into a “ghost town.” He is such an unreliable credit risk that American banks stopped dealing with him in the 1990s.

Trump is a loser. He is the only president ever to be impeached twice. He is the only major presidential candidate to lose the popular vote twice. He is the only major presidential candidate to be indicted once—let alone four times. He is the first president in nearly a century to lose the House, the Senate, and re-election. He is the only major presidential candidate who has been adjudged (in a civil case) to have raped a woman.

Trump is a loser. When he traveled internationally as president, foreign leaders laughed at him behind his back. When he addressed the UN Assembly, world leaders laughed at him to his face. He has made some of the most ignorant comments ever by a US president, suggesting that Covid victims “inject bleach” and that they “shine a light inside their bodies.” And during an eclipse visible from Washington, D.C., Trump did the one thing that observers of eclipses are NEVER supposed to do—he removed his protective eye gear to look directly at the sun.

Despite the fact that Trump is a historic loser, he has somehow convinced tens of millions of Americans that he is “a stable genius” who would defeat a combined presidential ticket of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. We should not add to Trump's false mythology by unintentionally ascribing stature or influence he does not have.

Two days ago, readers of this newsletter posted a link in the Comment section to an article by Jason Sattler published on the Substack blog, Framelab. The article is entitled, Why Trump wants you to compare him to Hitler | Because then you’re not calling him a loser.

Sattler’s article is brilliant, and I highly recommend it. But in case you don’t get around to reading the article, the gist of Sattler’s argument is that Trump wants us to compare him to Hitler—because that comparison normalizes the notion that Trump will regain power as an autocratic strongman.

Sattler writes:

Ruth Ben-Ghiat, an expert on authoritarianism, seems to think the Hitler stuff is a trial balloon. Trump is seeking to “dehumanize immigrants now so the public will accept your repression of them when you return to office.” [T]hat thought gets us talking about exactly what Trump wants on our minds — him in power. He’s preemptively framing himself — as a strongman, an agent of revenge, and the ultimate enforcer of unsustainable hierarchies.

Sattler goes further, asserting that we are doing a favor for Trump by calling him Hitler:

When you’re calling Trump a dictator, think about what you’re not calling him. You’re not calling him a loser who never has and never will win the popular vote. A fraud. A traitor. Instead, you’re repeating his slander of immigrants and propping up his stature. You’re doing him a huge favor. Basically, we’re getting fooled again.

There is wisdom in Sattler’s analysis—to a point. We should not fall into the trap of assuming that Trump will succeed in becoming a Hitler-like dictator who will impose martial law on “day one” of his second term in office. If we do that, we make it more likely that Trump will succeed in his effort to be re-elected.

In other words, we should not grant Trump superpowers he does not possess. The man is a loser and a miserable human being who is disliked by almost everyone who has the misfortune of dealing directly with him.

But Trump is not only a small, insecure, petulant loser; he also exercises outsized influence over tens of millions of Americans. It would be foolish to stop talking about the existential danger that Trump presents to our democracy. For example, we know that Trump asked his former Secretary of Defense why federal troops couldn’t “shoot protestors” on the National Mall protesting the murder of George Floyd.

Two things are simultaneously true—and they are not in contradiction: Trump is a loser and he is a dangerous threat to our democracy. We can prevent him from becoming Hitler’s protege by reminding voters that he is a loser who has lost more than any other presidential candidate in history—and that he will lose again in 2024.

Don’t build an aura of inevitable victory around Trump. Instead, build an aura of inevitable defeat around Trump. He is a loser. He has always been a loser. And he will always be a loser.

[Robert B. Hubbell Newsletter]

#TFG #messaging #Robert B. Hubbell #Robert B. Hubbell Newsletter #loser #authoritarianism

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longwindedbore · 8 months

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Today’s reminder that Donald Trump et al are not in a civil trial in New York for inflating the values of their properties (what Trump says)

They are in a trial for FAILING to DISCLOSE LEGALLY MANDATED INFORMATION on Financial statements they made to acquire loans. (For which they were found liable in the Summary Judgment rendered against them).

The State discovered among the subpoenaed Trump paperwork (2017-2020) documentation that indicated repeatedly in loan after loan Trump deliberately failed to disclose mandated pertinent information such as that he

Had independent appraisals that indicated values considerably less for the buildings than he was listing

Used bank accounts he indicated as containing his personal cash which were really holding tens of million$$ of investors’ money already committed to other projects.

Failed to disclose the existence of loans outstanding.

Stated as anticipated golf income fees he’d already discounted.

The foregoing and more are laid out in the Summary Judgment.

This concealed information would have indicated to a Bank that Trump was likely over-extended and undercapitalized.

Ventures likely to fail (see Links below for Bankruptcies)

All of the foregoing and more involve confidential business transactions that can not be ‘appraised’ or found in public records.

The financial system depends on the veracity of those producing notarized statements.

Backed by the Apocalyptic legal consequences that can result for those found to have deliberately falsified the information.

As to Trump’s self-justifications ‘no one was hurt’ and ‘the banks were all paid back’

1. No one was hurt? How many Trump business failures set off a chain reaction of devestation among contractors and vendors (see links below)

2. The banks with older loans were paid off by new loans now totallying over a billion. The appraisals Trump concealed indicate he may be worth under billion.

The valuations of properties in the Summary Judgment. Add to this worksheet another $200M for the golf courses not included on the worksheet

LINKS======================

Failed Businesses

Bankruptcies https://labor411.org/411-blog/here-are-all-of-trump-s-bankruptcies-and-failed-businesses/

Contractors and vendors

https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/columnists/mike-kelly/2020/01/24/donald-trump-still-owes-money-to-contractors-who-built-taj-mahal-atlantic-city/4547037002/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/06/09/donald-trump-unpaid-bills-republican-president-laswuits/85297274/

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/06/09/donald-trumps-trail-of-unpaid-bills/85685206/

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tajmirrortours0 · 3 days

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Trump trial

The term "Trump trial" most likely alludes to former President Donald Trump's impeachment proceedings. The US House of Representatives twice impeached President Trump: first in December 2019 and once in January 2021. Trials in the US Senate followed both impeachments.

Trump was impeached at the first trial in early 2020 on grounds of power abuse and obstruction of Congress pertaining to his interactions with the Ukrainian government. In the end, the Senate cleared him of both accusations.

Following the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, charges of inciting an insurrection became the main focus of the second impeachment trial in February 2021. Trump was charged with inciting his followers to march on the Capitol, which sparked an explosion inside the structure and bloodshed that claimed multiple lives. In the end, the Senate cleared Trump of the inciting accusation.

The term "Trump trial" may also apply to any current or upcoming court case involving Donald Trump, such as inquiries into his financial transactions or other possible legal issues.

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Das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City ist ein faszinierendes Wahrzeichen und ein wichtiger Teil der Geschichte dieser Stadt. Das Gebäude wurde im Jahr 1990 eröffnet und ist eine originalgetreue Nachbildung des berühmten Taj Mahal in Indien.

Die Idee, das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City zu errichten, entstand als Teil eines größeren Projekts zur Umgestaltung des Stadtzentrums. Die Bauherren wollten einen kulturellen Anziehungspunkt schaffen, der die Schönheit und Pracht des ursprünglichen Taj Mahal widerspiegelt.

Die Bauarbeiten begannen im Jahr 1985 und dauerten insgesamt fünf Jahre. Viele der Arbeiten wurden von Handwerkern aus Indien durchgeführt, um sicherzustellen, dass die Nachbildung so authentisch wie möglich ist. Die Verwendung ähnlicher Materialien wie weißem Marmor und die detaillierte Verzierung mit aufwändigen Mustern und Verzierungen tragen dazu bei, dass das Gebäude dem Original stark ähnelt.

Das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City ist nicht nur ein touristisches Highlight, sondern auch ein Ort für Hochzeiten, Konzerte und andere Veranstaltungen. Das Innere des Gebäudes ist genauso beeindruckend wie die äußere Architektur. Mit kunstvoll gestalteten Mosaiken, Wandgemälden und einem beeindruckenden Innenhof bietet es Besuchern ein unvergessliches Erlebnis.

Obwohl das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City nicht die gleiche historische Bedeutung wie das Original in Indien hat, ist es dennoch ein Symbol für die Vielfalt und den kulturellen Reichtum dieser Stadt. Es zeigt, dass Atlantic City nicht nur für seine Casinos und Unterhaltungsmöglichkeiten bekannt ist, sondern auch ein Ort ist, an dem verschiedene Kulturen und Traditionen aufeinandertreffen.

Das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City ist ein beeindruckendes Bauwerk, das die Geschichte und den Charme der Stadt verkörpert. Es ist ein Ort, den man unbedingt besuchen sollte, um die Schönheit und Pracht dieses einzigartigen Wahrzeichens zu erleben.

Das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City ist ein Symbol für den Reichtum und den Glamour der Glücksspielindustrie. Es ist ein beeindruckendes Gebäude, das Luxus und Exklusivität verkörpert. Das Taj Mahal wurde 1990 eröffnet und war damals das teuerste Casino-Projekt in der Geschichte von Atlantic City.

Das Taj Mahal wurde von Donald Trump, einem amerikanischen Geschäftsmagnaten und ehemaligen Präsidenten der Vereinigten Staaten, entwickelt. Mit seinen goldenen Kuppeln und Türmen ist das Casino-Hotel eine Hommage an das berühmte Taj Mahal in Indien. Es bietet den Besuchern eine einzigartige und beeindruckende Erfahrung.

Das Taj Mahal ist nicht nur ein Ort zum Glücksspiel, sondern auch ein Veranstaltungsort für hochkarätige Konzerte und Shows. In seinen Veranstaltungssälen haben bereits weltbekannte Künstler wie Madonna, Beyoncé und Elton John aufgetreten. Das macht das Taj Mahal zu einer Top-Destination für Unterhaltung und eine der führenden Attraktionen in Atlantic City.

Das Casino bietet eine Vielzahl von Spielmöglichkeiten, darunter Blackjack, Roulette und Poker. Es verfügt auch über eine Vielzahl von Restaurants und Bars, in denen Besucher exquisite kulinarische Köstlichkeiten und erfrischende Getränke genießen können. Das Casino-Hotel bietet außerdem luxuriöse Unterkünfte und erstklassigen Service für seine Gäste.

Das Taj Mahal ist ein Ort, der den Geist von Atlantic City einfängt. Es verkörpert den Wunsch nach Reichtum und Glück, der die Menschen in die Spielhauptstadt Amerikas zieht. Mit seiner eindrucksvollen Architektur und seinem unvergleichlichen Luxus ist das Taj Mahal ein Muss für jeden Besucher von Atlantic City.

Insgesamt hat das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City eine immense Bedeutung für die Stadt und die Glücksspielindustrie. Es ist ein Wahrzeichen, das den Reiz und das Flair von Atlantic City verkörpert und Besucher aus der ganzen Welt anzieht. Das Taj Mahal ist ein Ort, der den Traum vom großen Gewinn und einer unvergesslichen Unterhaltung wahr werden lässt.

Die Architektur des Taj Mahal in Atlantic City ist eine faszinierende Mischung aus historischem Erbe und modernem Design. Dieses beeindruckende Bauwerk, das in Anlehnung an das weltberühmte Taj Mahal in Indien errichtet wurde, ist zu einem Symbol für den Luxus und die Exklusivität von Atlantic City geworden.

Das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City beeindruckt durch seine majestätische Erscheinung. Die prächtigen Kuppeln und Türme, die mit kunstvollen Verzierungen geschmückt sind, verleihen ihm einen königlichen Charme und lassen Besucher sofort in eine andere Welt eintauchen. Die detailreiche Außenfassade aus weißem Marmor ist ein beeindruckendes Beispiel für indische Architektur.

Im Inneren des Taj Mahal wird diese opulente Ästhetik weitergeführt. Die großzügigen Räume sind mit kunstvollen Wandmalereien, Mosaiken und verzierten Decken geschmückt. Jedes Detail wurde mit großer Sorgfalt gestaltet, um ein Höchstmaß an Eleganz und Raffinesse zu erreichen.

Neben seiner beeindruckenden Bauweise bietet das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City auch eine Vielzahl von Annehmlichkeiten für Besucher. Es beherbergt luxuriöse Hotels, erstklassige Restaurants, exklusive Einkaufsmöglichkeiten und ein umfangreiches Unterhaltungsangebot. Hier können Besucher die Nacht zum Tag machen und in eine Welt voller Glamour und Glücksspiel eintauchen.

Das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City ist nicht nur ein architektonisches Meisterwerk, sondern auch ein Symbol für den Wohlstand und den Reichtum dieser Stadt. Es ist ein Ort, der die Fantasie anregt und die Besucher dazu einlädt, in eine andere Zeit und einen anderen Ort einzutauchen.

Egal, ob Sie an Architektur, Geschichte oder einfach nur an einem unvergesslichen Erlebnis interessiert sind, das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City ist definitiv eine Sehenswürdigkeit, die Sie nicht verpassen sollten. Es ist eine Hommage an die Schönheit und den Luxus, für die Atlantic City weltweit bekannt ist.

Atlantic City ist ein beliebtes Reiseziel an der Ostküste der Vereinigten Staaten und bekannt für sein glamouröses Unterhaltungsangebot. Neben dem berühmten Taj Mahal gibt es in der Nähe noch viele weitere Attraktionen, die einen Besuch wert sind.

Eine der Top-Attraktionen in der Nähe des Taj Mahal ist der Atlantic City Boardwalk. Dieser 5,6 Kilometer lange Holzbohlenweg erstreckt sich entlang der Küste und bietet eine atemberaubende Aussicht auf den Strand und den Ozean. Hier kann man gemütlich spazieren gehen, Fahrrad fahren oder in den zahlreichen Geschäften und Restaurants am Boardwalk einkaufen und essen.

Ein weiteres Highlight ist der Steel Pier, der sich ebenfalls in unmittelbarer Nähe des Taj Mahal befindet. Dieser Vergnügungspark ist bekannt für seine Achterbahnfahrgeschäfte, Jahrmarktsspiele und Live-Unterhaltung. Besucher können eine rasante Fahrt auf der Achterbahn genießen, an Jahrmarktsspielen teilnehmen oder sich einfach auf einer der Aussichtsplattformen entspannen und den Blick auf den Ozean genießen.

Für Kunstliebhaber ist das Atlantic City Art Center eine interessante Attraktion. Hier werden regelmäßig wechselnde Kunstausstellungen mit Werken von lokalen und internationalen Künstlern präsentiert. Besucher können Gemälde, Skulpturen und Fotografien bewundern und sich inspirieren lassen.

Last but not least sollte man das Atlantic City Aquarium nicht verpassen. Hier kann man eine vielfältige Unterwasserwelt erkunden und verschiedene Meeresbewohner wie Haie, Meeresschildkröten und exotische Fische beobachten. Es gibt auch interaktive Exponate, die das Lernen über das Meer und seine Bewohner spannend und informativ machen.

In der Nähe des Taj Mahal in Atlantic City gibt es also eine Vielzahl von Attraktionen, die für jeden Geschmack etwas bieten. Egal ob man Entspannung am Strand sucht, Nervenkitzel auf einer Achterbahn erleben möchte oder sich für Kunst und Kultur interessiert - hier ist für jeden etwas dabei.

Das Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, New Jersey, ist ein bekanntes Casino und Hotel, das Besucher aus aller Welt anlockt. Neben dem Glücksspiel bietet das Taj Mahal auch eine Vielzahl von Veranstaltungen, die das ganze Jahr über stattfinden. Hier sind fünf spannende Veranstaltungen, die Sie im Taj Mahal erleben können:

Konzerte: Das Taj Mahal ist für seine beeindruckenden Konzerte bekannt. Weltberühmte Künstler und Bands treten regelmäßig in der Konzerthalle des Hotels auf. Von Pop bis Rock, von Hip-Hop bis Country - es gibt für jeden Musikgeschmack etwas dabei. Die beeindruckende Akustik und die großartige Atmosphäre machen diese Konzerte zu einem unvergesslichen Erlebnis.

Comedy-Shows: Lachen Sie sich schlapp bei den Comedy-Shows im Taj Mahal. Berühmte Stand-up-Comedians treten regelmäßig auf und sorgen für beste Unterhaltung. Von Witzen über witzige Anekdoten bis hin zu skurrilen Geschichten - hier gibt es jede Menge Spaß und Gelächter.

Tanzveranstaltungen: Im Taj Mahal finden regelmäßig Tanzveranstaltungen statt. Von Salsa bis zu traditionellen indischen Tänzen können Besucher hier ihr Tanzbein schwingen. Auch Tanzwettbewerbe und Vorführungen stehen auf dem Programm. Egal, ob Sie selbst tanzen oder einfach nur zuschauen möchten, diese Veranstaltungen bieten eine fantastische Atmosphäre.

Kunstausstellungen: Das Taj Mahal beherbergt auch regelmäßig Kunstausstellungen. Hier können Besucher lokale und internationale Kunstwerke bewundern. Gemälde, Skulpturen, Fotografien - die Ausstellungen bieten eine Vielzahl von Kunststilen und Techniken. Tauchen Sie ein in die Welt der Kunst und lassen Sie sich von den kreativen Werken inspirieren.

Mode-Events: Das Taj Mahal ist bekannt für seine glamourösen Mode-Events. Modenschauen mit renommierten Designern und Models sind hier keine Seltenheit. Bewundern Sie die neuesten Modetrends und lassen Sie sich von den glamourösen Veranstaltungen verzaubern.

Egal, ob Sie sich für Musik, Comedy, Tanz, Kunst oder Mode interessieren - das Taj Mahal bietet eine Vielzahl von Veranstaltungen, die für jeden Geschmack etwas zu bieten haben. Planen Sie Ihren Besuch und erleben Sie unvergessliche Momente im Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.

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Trump, of course, has a long and checkered business track record. The SEC’s disclosure rules require Trump Media to detail his flops, with the admonition that this investment could become one, too. The list is long, and the language is damning. “The Trump Taj Mahal, which was built and owned by President Trump, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1991. The Trump Plaza, the Trump Castle, and the Plaza Hotel, all owned by President Trump at the time, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1992.” It continues by name-checking Trump’s other business failures: Trump Entertainment Resorts, Trump Shuttle, Trump University, Trump Vodka, Trump Mortgage and GoTrump.com (a travel site). The recitation of instances when Trump has lost money for others wraps up by noting that “Trump Steaks, a brand of steak and other meats founded by President Trump in 2007, discontinued sales two months after its launch. … There can be no guarantee that [Trump Media’s] performance will exceed the performance of those entities.”

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Neigh say being corralled & cult shod

"Sic semper evello mortem tyrannis" translation = thus always I bring death to tyrants.”

Above the fray of twittering, squabbling, and madding crowds,

an arrogantly belligerent creature deified, yet vilified gauche, haughty lumpenproletariat

decreeing blind, deaf and dumb obeisance, whereby upon forced Sacrificial Altar

erected golden Olympian fleeced perch,

(he acquired, effected, indoctrinated vis-à-vis bloodless coup d'etat) absolute dictatorship jump/ kick starting veneration, albeit forced subservience

buzzfeeding, fostering (long) totalitarian reign crafting ship of state into figurative unwieldy beastly Leviathan through present Century21 incorporating deterministic, fascistic, masochistic, narcissistic, opportunistic, and shamanistic trumpeting

holier than though malevolent fiery bombast

fulminating laws, exuding self worth hortatory exclamations decreeing (by fiat, that no commoner

lest they want an Escort into Crossover realm

he/she cannot afford to Dodge commands, especially if and when Porsche comes to shove Fiats promulgated)

absolute valued flat out sharp devotion

pledging (née requiring) pilgrimages,

where his birthplace sanctified as cultural heritage site, (a humble abode in backwater of Queens) dammed, deemed, and donned

for populace to worship and pay requisite penance de rigueur in order to avoid premature death;

said consecration viz complex edifice analogous to Taj Mahal self declared god enshrined provenance,

where pathway paved with gold courtesy self declared demigod;

(one blimey, flimsy, nasty shortish and brutal Attilla the Hun wannabe),

who served daily dollop of dregs in dirty deeds done dirt cheap demitasse

admiring, fawning, kowtowing, primping, et cetera himself, i.e. a Beatle browed, bobble headed

mop top orange hirsute Talking Head (though likeness of his trademark coiffed haired countenance plastered across every square inch) detested, and feared unto Caesar, whose reflection shone thru and across wall to wall hall of mountain king mirrors; meanwhile Blood, Sweat And Tears for Fears Beastie Beach Boys and Goo Goo Dolls with Hooters aplenty painstakingly enslaved away

raspily, tentatively verily warbling words, (while simultaneously severely afflicted with heebie-jeebies) sung, (albeit barely audible) Stayin' Alive amidst noise of torture chamber smells of burning flesh as evidenced by branded, pierced, snd tattooed rebellious insubordinates invariably found culpable regarding lèse-majesté,

thus futilely skittering helter skelter from his majesty paw sized hands adorned with precious jewels monogrammed

with initials of Frederick Christ Trump Sr within whose grotto the heir found solace, perseverance, and divine guidance inspiring blistering, glorifying hymns punishing, and withering edicts

totally tubular proclamations pronouncing

matter of fact, unquestioned imposed fealty

larger than life persona, endowed

crowned, and accorded self supremacy,

where even divine

cosmic consciousness bows

and trembles acquiescing

toward ornery primate,

whose self crafted patriarchal

mandates imposed unquestioned vows,

where punishment meted out if questioning

of authority appeared to furrow brows

allowing, enabling and providing totalitarian usurper re: free will ordains wows

be uttered and furor

squelched via militaristic might,

whenever fuhrer didst rouse

the public to pay homage

(even if coerced, forced, and induced)

toward faux courtly house

of seized role of Caesar Augustus

enforcing abrogation,

whence sun t'will

dance and rise to douse

the chill from the dawn

early morn, and mother earth

will be delegated to serve

world wide wagstaff slow caucus

as surrogate spouse, parent, big brother.

Dictatorial modus operandi foisted

upon trumped up public enemy re: guarding Visigothic, oligopolistic, hedonistic, and cannibalistic adopted heir of vested gentry

meted staked, and yoked fancyfeast sovereignty

intolerant per crowd-sourced

crowing diehard fulminations

denouncing trick air re:

qua hoodwinked treaty against opprobrious, serious

reign of terror breed

ding steely dang LifeLock

self proclaimed deity

czarist gnome whore

to be (habeas corpus) writ

since this anonymous

cloaked drafted ensign gainsays nothing

as one among populous proletariat

bound and gagged if I don't claim

tyranny rigged by bourgeoisie

and get hung drawn and quartered

as a dire warning damning social compact

left to rot in hell as a capital one threatening misfit.

Postscript:

I started with the premise

and idea of constituting

the cult of personality worship,

but found thoughts trotting off

in another direction,

and thus felt obliged

to saddle and pony up to thine

predominant sad dulled end

product te deum!

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