[ernie]

He had a pretty good head start with a $200 million dollar starter from his father and all the advantages of being a rich child affords. Most of the money his dad built up came from government funding through the federal housing authority in the 30's and 40's. Which is a bit funny given Trump's supposed hate of government money....

And Donald of course magically became president of his father's organization in 1974....which he ran into bankruptcy within 16 years. He "saved" the company by bringing it public but of course has gone through several bankruptcies including a couple that involved his personal money.

Given how he was set up in life it would be almost embarrassing if he wasn't on the Forbes top 500 list.

Also his current worth is estimated at ~$4 B. I know not what he he says it is but then again Turmp has a real big issue with telling the the truth it seems.


Also Fact checking Scott Walker:

Private sector job growth lags significantly behind the national average AND it is accompanied by significant erosion of public jobs. So much so that overall in 2014 the state lost 4200 jobs. His policies are not working and certainly are not working nearly as well as the state next door that took pretty much the opposite policies and ran with them. That was of course Governor Dayton in Minnesota the charmless, inarticulate but clearly extremely smart economically billionaire heir to the Target fortune.