Literally millions of lies and counting ... In a 2011 document known as a “Statement of Financial Condition,” Trump purported to own 55 home lots ready to sell for at least $3 million apiece at his Southern California golf course...— Michel O'Hara (@micheloh62) March 29, 2019
In his 2013 attempt to bolster his bid for the Buffalo Bills, a two-page “Summary of Net Worth” conveniently omitted his ownership of two hotels, in Chicago and Las Vegas, meaning, per the Post, “that some of Trump’s actual debt load was hidden from anyone reading the statement.”— Michel O'Hara (@micheloh62) March 29, 2019
While Trump is “far from the first real-estate developer to inflate his projects or wealth,” it also notes that there are these things called “laws,” some of which Trump may have broken by “defrauding insurers and lenders with false information,” according to the Post. #TrumpLies— Michel O'Hara (@micheloh62) March 29, 2019