Trump’s real-estate empire pays the price for poisonous politics

By New Zealand Blog News Service Oct 29, 2021

Former US president Donald Trump’s slashing rhetorical style and divisive politics inspired fierce political loyalty, but the same tactics have undermined his real-estate business.

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