Bon voyage, Donald Trump!

| 9:00 pm EST February 26, 2024
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The ever-flowing waterfall of money that exists only in Donald Trump’s withered brain might be, in reality, more like a trickle. That’s because, according to Politico’s Josh Gerstein, Trump may experience a hard time securing a bond.

Gerstein appeared on MSNBC on Sunday, where he sketched a dreary outlook for the traitor. He said were this a typical, average, everyday case, that many companies would come forward eager to help write this bond. But “normal” is not and never will be, Donald Trump. And he says due to the “post-trauma” of doing business with Trump it may be pretty tricky for Putin’s poodle to secure a bond: “I think it’s gonna be hard for him to assemble this package.”

Josh also spoke about Trump’s possibly attempting an appeal of the judgement. To do that, he explained, Trump would need a whole hell of a lot of money: “The general rule in New York is that you need about 20% more than the amount of the judgment to file an appeal. So just doing the quick math, that would take you pretty close to $550 million, over a half billion dollars really that he needs to come up with.”

We always said Trump’s CIVIL judgments would ruin him. That appears to be happening as we speak. This is because it will be difficult, if not IMPOSSIBLE, for Donald Trump to get his nasty fingers on that kind of money. Some have suggested he could raise some of it by mortgaging some of his property. It is fun to see our traitor not just in criminal trouble but financially ruined.