Or maybe not. As part of the rezoning of Mar-a-lago from a residence to a private club, he agreed not to let anyone live there full time. He also gave the development rights to the National Trust for Historic Preservation to get a tax deduction. That also requires it to be maintained as a club, not a residence.
Suburban housewives in America dislike having predatory criminals relocated from the cities to luxurious and publicly subsidised housing nearby their lovely homes, or so I am led to believe.
Need an ice cube reaction.
Could you please tell that to out light fixtures.....? Because they keep going out far sooner than they should, considering the bulbs we use.
A bunch of light fixtures today don't even take bulbs, they're just a built in array of LEDs.
So my hopes to have spectacular tv on that day might come true afteral.
Personally I'd prefer they put the profits into the FEMA reeducation camps.
Okay, there is more to this than the lawsuit. Business news -must- be factual. If its not, then they facebigger problems than a lawsuit from a specific company. Basically, since the primary watchers of business news are investors of all levels, and lies affect the market and such...
Advice from a friend of mine, years ago, who then wrote for The Independent -- he said the only British paper worth reading for the news (he reports on the arts) was the Financial Times, since that has to be accurate because the people who read the FT know more about most of what it reports than do the reporters, because they own the businesses and institutions that are being written about, so it can't afford to get stuff wrong without losing all credibility with its core readership.
