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Scammer Donald Trump is back with another scam

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Like Donald Trump dinner with the people he scammed with his NFT collection, DNC Rapid Response Director Alex Floyd released the following statement:

“Donald Trump is nothing more than a con man who has ripped off the American people time and time again, and this election is no different: Trump sold contraband sneakers, sold his own Bible, and promoted NFTs. While Trump continues to support a ridiculously out-of-touch MAGAnomics agenda that puts his ultra-wealthy friends ahead of working families, Americans are not falling for scam work. Voters see through Trump’s endless fraud and will reject his extreme and unpopular brand at the polls in November.”

Donald Trump is absent from the campaign trail today as he dines with his NFT buyers, the latest of Trump’s many scams.

Axes: “Tonight [Trump is] is expected to join supporters who have purchased at least 47 Trump NFTs ($99 each), according to a copy of the dinner invitation reviewed by Axios. … NFTs are among a number of items Trump has touted this campaign cycle. He also promoted $59.99 Bibles, $399 ‘Never Surrender’ sneakers and $99 ‘Victory47’ cologne.”

News week: “The value of Donald Trump trading cards is plummeting”

News week: “Donald Trump trading cards abruptly removed from sale”

Slate: “Donald Trump, Grifter Extraordinaire, Is Now Selling Bibles”

ABC news: “Trump received boos and screams while selling sneakers in Philadelphia”

Washington Post: “Around the time Trump revealed his $399 sneakers, he also started selling ‘Victory 47’ cologne and perfume.”

Business Insider: “Former President Donald Trump’s campaign may be cash-strapped, but that hasn’t stopped him from selling merchandise that will directly benefit him.”

Trump’s failed MAGAnomics agenda allowed billionaires to pay less taxes than American workers for the first time in history and encouraged companies to ship jobs overseas.

Forbes: “Trump’s tax cuts helped billionaires pay less tax than the working class in 2018”

CBS News: “Two years after Trump’s tax cuts, the American middle class is falling behind”

The Guardian: “They were considered a ‘middle-class miracle,’ but according to a new book Donald Trump’s $1.5 trillion tax cuts helped billionaires pay a lower tax rate than the working class for the first time in history.”

Bloomberg: “US job offshoring has increased under Trump’s watch”

Washington Post: “Trump promised that ‘America First’ would keep jobs here. But the tax plan could push them abroad.”

Trump has a consistent record of breaking promises to American workers and has the worst employment record of any president since the Great Depression.

CNN: “Trump told GM workers he could save the plant, but it’s gone forever.”

Washington Post: “Trump promised this Wisconsin city an industrial boom. Never arrived.”

Fox Business: “Electric truck company considered by Trump as ‘an incredible concept’ files for bankruptcy”

Detroit Free Press: “Trump, tweets failed to save US auto jobs in 2017”

Fortune: “Trump will leave office with the worst jobs record since Herbert Hoover”

Washington Post: “President Trump took office at the height of the longest economic expansion in U.S. history. He leaves the presidency in the worst job market in modern US history as an already shaky economic recovery turned negative.”

Bloomberg: “Trump’s jobs record fell short of promises even before the virus”

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