Manhattan prosecutors have issued a fresh round of subpoenas in their probe of former President Donald Trump and his company aimed at his Westchester County development in upstate New York known as Seven Springs.
Starting to think/hope the biggest mistake the former president ever made was becoming president. He and his shady practices are never going to withstand a millisecond’s scrutiny now that he doesn’t have the title. Popcorn farmers rejoice.
To be fair, the value of the estate could have temporarily jumped $250M+ if Junior’s dealer dropped off a package for him while he was upstate visiting the local bureaucrats.
The second (I won’t say “real”) scandal here is that this sort of rich-people-evade-the-law stuff happens all the time–and like Trump has done until now, they get away with it–while poor folks rot when they can’t make bail.
Spot on. The bigger problem is that him buying a piece of property, then getting to own it but be basically paid to sit on it by “agreeing” to not develop it, is perfectly legal.
While the rest of us have a problem getting a permit to put up a shed in the backyard.
IDK how people in KC refer to the land east of them, but in StL we refer to the lands west of us as out state, with the understanding that KC it not part of that description.
Dunno, but I’ve been in metropolitan NY for 40+ years and always took Westchester as upstate. I’ve never been corrected on my usage, that I recall.
It occurs to me it may be upstate because it is up river from here; although, that could just be a postfacto rationalization.