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Neuroticperiscope t1_j9ou91e wrote

$600K in debts = disarray? That doesn’t sound awesome for me…. Is this a lot for an entire party to be in debt? I mean I hope it is just seems like a medium mortgage

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Due-Studio-65 t1_j9p1mu7 wrote

Basically they have no idea what they owe and are preemptively saying they pay won't certain debts.

Once you get to that point, the only people that work with you are connected grifters who demand cash up front. Essentially, what Trump's campaign devolved into post election.

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Neuroticperiscope t1_j9p3fu1 wrote

The people who get elected are so untrustworthy they have to pay up front. They have worse credit than a coffee shop. Yikes.

Seems impossible to find anything surprising about that at this point and yet somehow I still am

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WinsingtonIII t1_j9pjj8l wrote

TBF, they are in disarray whether they are in debt or not.

This is the party that decided to run a Trump supporter for governor in a state that voted against Trump by a 66-32 margin. And they actively disliked a very popular governor from their own party by the end of his term.

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baseketball t1_j9qkhfu wrote

This is nothing like a mortgage. Your mortgage is secured by your house. These are all accumulated unpaid bills. $600K is a lot when their net funds are $35K. This means they have to raise over half a million dollars to pay off the debt.

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sweatpantswarrior t1_j9pxsc8 wrote

My mortgage is 600k with a term on the loan.

If they outright owe 600k with no payment plan, that's a whole different story.

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