Should Donald Trump Be Fired?

Maybe all those Indian casinos are killing his gamblin business.

Quoth you're fired in
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Should Donald Trump Be Fired?
NEW YORK, March 31, 2004

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charitably dispose of anything when blood is their argument? Now, if these
men do not die well, it will be a black matter for the King that led them
to it; who to disobey were against all proportion of subjection." - W.S.

you're fired wrote:

Should Donald Trump Be Fired?
NEW YORK, March 31, 2004

Reality TV star and real estate mogul Donald Trump is facing a major
financial crisis.

Barring a bailout, Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts may not be able to
continue as a “going concern,” auditors for Ernst & Young LLP warned
in a letter to the company's board of directors.

Trump's three hotel-casinos in Atlantic City haven't earned a profit
in seven years, and lost $87 million last year.

The Donald, as the mogul is known, has achieved renewed celebrity
through the hit reality TV show, "The Apprentice." Each week, Trump
eliminates one contestant from a team that fails to make as much money
as a competing team.

The loser is summoned to a bogus boardroom built for the show and
dismissed by Trump, who looks at the loser and announces, "You're
fired." Trump is now trying to trademark that phrase.

Trump Hotels, which carries $1.8 billion in debt, has been unable to
finance major capital improvements at its Atlantic City properties at
a time when competitors have been luring away gamblers.

Last month, Trump announced that Credit Suisse First Boston had agreed
to make a $400 million cash infusion into the company in exchange for
a controlling stake. The deal would result in Trump's removal as chief
executive officer. He would stay on as chairman.

The Credit Suisse deal hinges on whether bondholders will agree to the
recapitalization. Asked Tuesday if he thought they would, Trump said:
"We'll find out. We'll see what happens."

One analyst said the auditors' warning came as no surprise.

"Their cash flow is going one way and their interest expenses are
rising," said analyst Jim Gentrup, of Provident Equity Research.
"They're just drowning in debt. They recognize it, though. It's not
like Donald is standing still. He's doing something about it."

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in609576.shtml


Of course he should be fired. He is an adulterer.

you're fired wrote:

Should Donald Trump Be Fired?
NEW YORK, March 31, 2004

Reality TV star and real estate mogul Donald Trump is facing a major
financial crisis.

Barring a bailout, Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts may not be able to
continue as a “going concern,” auditors for Ernst & Young LLP warned
in a letter to the company's board of directors.

Trump's three hotel-casinos in Atlantic City haven't earned a profit
in seven years, and lost $87 million last year.

The Donald, as the mogul is known, has achieved renewed celebrity
through the hit reality TV show, "The Apprentice." Each week, Trump
eliminates one contestant from a team that fails to make as much money
as a competing team.

The loser is summoned to a bogus boardroom built for the show and
dismissed by Trump, who looks at the loser and announces, "You're
fired." Trump is now trying to trademark that phrase.

Trump Hotels, which carries $1.8 billion in debt, has been unable to
finance major capital improvements at its Atlantic City properties at
a time when competitors have been luring away gamblers.

Last month, Trump announced that Credit Suisse First Boston had agreed
to make a $400 million cash infusion into the company in exchange for
a controlling stake. The deal would result in Trump's removal as chief
executive officer. He would stay on as chairman.

The Credit Suisse deal hinges on whether bondholders will agree to the
recapitalization. Asked Tuesday if he thought they would, Trump said:
"We'll find out. We'll see what happens."

One analyst said the auditors' warning came as no surprise.

"Their cash flow is going one way and their interest expenses are
rising," said analyst Jim Gentrup, of Provident Equity Research.
"They're just drowning in debt. They recognize it, though. It's not
like Donald is standing still. He's doing something about it."

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in609576.shtml


Of course he should be fired. He is an adulterer.

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Lina Morgan wrote:

you're fired wrote:

Should Donald Trump Be Fired?
NEW YORK, March 31, 2004

Of course he should be fired. He is an adulterer.

Non sequitur of the week.