Trump's big mouth costing him big money

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Trump’s big mouth continues to cost him big money.
As reported by Fortune Magazine, Donald Trump’s untempered, if not also intemperate, comments on the campaign trail are looking to cost him a fortune as all manner of his joint venture partners have cut their ties with the Donald.
For example, Macy’s  announced that it would discontinue carrying the Donald Trump line of menswear over what it most understandably felt were racist comments about Mexicans.

Major Middle Eastern retailer Lifestyle has also announced it would be banning all Trump-branded home décor products in its 195 over his championing the variously unconstitutional notion of banning Muslims from entering the United States.
Further, Trump, an avid golfer and who somewhat recently bought the legendary Scottish golf course known as Turnberry for a rumored $60 million, was looking forward to hosting the 2020 British Open at Turnberry, one of the four most important tournament in golf.
Now however, it appears that both Trump and Turnberry will not be making the cut.

Further, and perhaps the most loss of all, both Univision and NBC have cancelled their plans to broadcast the long time gourmand of beautiful women and thus Trump-owned Miss USA and Universe Pageants.
How much longer Trump is willing to so far quietly for him not comment about these reversals of personal fortune, if not also various personal obsessions, remains to be seen.
Regardless, expect Quincy Quarry to continue to follow the Donald’s increasingly expensive personal follies.

.@EmilyThornberry We have had American presidents who are not particularly bright..but not one who uses racists slurs. #bbcqt

— BBC Question Time (@bbcquestiontime) December 17, 2015

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