Trump may lose his liquor license in DC:

[Kingofalldems]

Great stuff!

Link to tweet

[beachbum bob]

1. What about Vegas? Their liquor licenses may have a morals clause too

[Kingofalldems]

2. That too.

Need some citizens there to step up.

[beachbum bob]

3. Most people don't know rules and even less willing to step up

I was in neighborhood association of 2000 properties and we at one time 400 paid members. We did annual surveys and out of 1200 respondents, one question concerned have you ever attended a school board meeting, a city council meeting, county board meeting or a township meeting. Out of 1200 households, 27 replied yes to one those. Of the 27, 25 were members of our association. People don't care and then all they do is complain and expect others to do the hard work.

Human fucking nature

[dixiegrrrrl]

6. And then they complain about the people who do step up

"We're being bossed around by a handful of people who are running the show"

[Dave Starsky]

7. His Vegas hotel already doesn't have a gambling license.

The state won't give him one, for numerous reasons. Not the least of which is that he ran not only one but FOUR casinos into bankruptcy, something that you would think would be virtually impossible to do.

[beachbum bob]

8. Trump was too crooked for Vegas....that is amazing when you think of it

[Aristus]

4. "COME TO TRUMP TOWER FOR A......uh......Strawberry Lemonade?......"

[lagomorph777]

9. ...for a Russian hooker.

https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/russian-prostitute-ring-busted-in-miami-trump-tower-10546831

[Aristus]

10. Yeah. Her name is Strawberry Lemonade.

[lagomorph777]

12. Ba da BOOM!

[dixiegrrrrl]

5. My favorite bit about this .....

But if the complaint does result in Trump’s license being yanked, the complainants expect to see it replicated elsewhere—and Trump should probably prepare for that. In the initial application filed to obtain the liquor license, Trump said he owned, controlled or “was associated” with 19 further businesses that held liquor licenses nationwide, including a bevy associated with his golf courses. Some of those are said to be in locations where standards meet or exceed those of D.C.’s “good character” requirement, potentially putting them at risk for the same sort of license-jeopardizing complaints.

[bettyellen]

11. Ohh, Florida should "follow suit" w Mar A Lago! First time I've used that phrase literally. HA