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45 Brandy Zadronsky, “Trump University’s Star Student: ‘It Was
a Con,” The Daily Beast (June 2, 2016).
46 Id.
47 Michael Barbaro and Steve Eder, “At Trump University, Students
Recall Pressure to Give Positive Reviews,” The New York
Times (March 11, 2016).
48 Id.
49 Id.
50 Id.
51 Id.
52 Id.
53 See “Trump & Women,” p. 34.
54 Considering some of the ghouls and rogues who have been
successful politicians, though, this term could be seen as
unfair. Depending on your level of cynicism about government,
Trump may be a perfect fit for office.
55 For a comprehensive compilation of Trump’s epithets, see Jasmine
C. Lee and Kevin Quealy, “The 289 People, Places, and
Things Donald Trump Has Insulted On Twitter: A Complete
List,” The New York Times (Dec. 6, 2016).
56 Robert Mendick, “Donald Trump profile: How a ravenous
desire for money, power and women was forged even before
the president was born,” The Telegraph (Nov. 9, 2016). Mendick
points out that during his childhood Donald’s share of
the family trust fund was around $12,000 per year, meaning
that “even as a baby, Trump enjoyed an income four times
[that] of a typical family.”
57 Ryan Grenoble, “This Photo Of A Trump Billboard In Mumbai
Is Real, And So Is The Dark Irony,” The Huffington Post
(Dec. 31, 2016).
58 Maureen Dowd, “Liberties; Trump Shrugged,” The New York
Times (Nov. 28, 1999).
59 “Trump: The Least Charitable Billionaire,” The Smoking Gun
(April 12, 2011).
60 Quoted in David A. Fahrenthold, “Trump boasts about his
philanthropy. But his giving falls short of his words,” The
Washington Post (Oct. 29, 2016).
61 Id.