On Monday, former President Donald Trump’s business empire was in jeopardy as he faced a deadline in a New York civil case, with threats to seize over a half billion dollars in his assets. As time was running out for Trump to either pay the $454 million verdict or post a bond equivalent to 120 percent of the judgment, New York Attorney General Letitia James was ready to move to seize Trump’s assets, eyeing his golf course and private estate north of Manhattan, known as Seven Springs. James was also anticipated to move to seize the cash in Trump’s bank accounts.
Seizing on the seemingly imminent misfortune of his political opponent, President Joe Biden’s campaign decided to try out a name-calling tactic, dubbing DJT “Broke Don.” But the jokes didn’t last long.
As his gold-accented properties suggest, Trump seems to have the Midas touch. A New York appeals court lowered his bond by…
