Trump still failed to rent to black tenants, even after lawsuit and 'no admission of guilt'

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Jesse Lehrich ‏@JesseLehrich 20m20 minutes ago
damning factcheck on Trump’s lies about the racial discrimination suit he faced
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2016/09/28/trumps-claim-that-a-racial-discrimination-suit-was-brought-against-many-real-estate-firms/ …

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1. touting "no admission of guilt" is practically announcing guilt.

innocent people deny guilt, the don't brag that they got out of admitting guilt.

he bragged because it shows his negotiating skill -- he got out of admitting guilt could be considered an achievement of sorts if he actually was guilty.

in fact, as it was a negotiated settlement, it essentially means trump paid money for the privilege to avoid admitting guilt.

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2. He never actually denied doing it.

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3. He flaked on the original discrimination case settlement?!? Jeeze!

What does it take to arrest that racist, cheating mofo?

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4. that's right

"...the Trumps were back in court three years later, as the Justice Department in 1978 alleged that they had reneged on the agreement to allow minorities to rent properties. The case was not formally closed until 1982."

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5. I wish Hillary shot back: "No admission of guilt? Are you claiming you DIDN'T discriminate?"

Get all lawyerly on him and cross-examine his ass. "Can you say the words, 'We did NOT discriminate?' With you hand on a Bible, including Two Corinthians?"

Dare him to tell the big lie and force the media to talk about it, or watch him splutter and frantically change the subject.

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6. They settled it and he didn't comply. Were the DOJ folks still employed? Why?

Doesn't sound like he is the main problem, if the people supposed to be watching lay down on the job.

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7. Trump checks off all the red flags.

I am amazed he still lives outside of a prison cell.