"Trump's Financial Claims and Legal Battles: A Republican Group's Mockery and a Greenlight for His Social Media Company"

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The Lincoln Project, an anti-Trump conservative group, released a video mocking Donald Trump's financial difficulties and legal troubles, following his struggle to pay a $464 million bond in a New York civil fraud case. The group's video, titled "Broke," resurfaced in response to reports that New York Attorney General Letitia James is preparing to seize Trump's Seven Springs golf course and private estate. Trump's legal team has claimed it is "practically impossible" for him to post the bond and suggested reducing it to $100 million, while the former president continues to deny any wrongdoing in the case.
- Republican Group Mocks 'Broke' Donald Trump Newsweek
- Trump says he has nearly $500M in cash, suggests he could afford bond in New York AG case, slams 'hack' judge Fox News
- Eisen: ‘Dumb’ for Trump to claim he has cash to cover fraud judgment The Hill
- Trump's social media company gets the greenlight to go public The Associated Press
- Donald Trump's Fire Sale of Assets Faces Major Roadblock Newsweek
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