If Donald Trump becomes the GOP nominee, This Fraud Lawsuit Filed Against Him Could Be a Big Problem

22 Feb, 2016 by Cassy Fiano

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Plenty of Republicans complain nonstop about how Obama has no concern for the law, or how they refuse to vote for a corrupt criminal like Hillary Clinton. Then they might want to reconsider their support for Donald Trump considering he’s facing a fraud lawsuit of his own.

In December, U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel stated at a scheduling hearing that the fraud cases against Donald were the oldest on his docket, and it was time to schedule for trial. Donald’s genius former OJ Simpson attorney, Daniel Petrocelli, asked the judge to postpone the trial until AFTER JULY. Because the Donald needs time to campaign leading up to the convention. So the judge is considering an August trial date. The final pre-trial conference is currently scheduled for May 6, 2016.

The Republican Convention will end on July 21st, and the Dems will end their Convention on July 28th. Just at the time that the Republican nominee should start laying out his message to the general electorate – Donald, if nominated, could be headed to a fraud trial.

Just at the time that the Obama-media-machine starts their billion dollar firing squad on the Republican candidate – Donald, if nominated, could be walking into a fraud trial. Defending his company’s practice of charging $1,400 to $35,000 per head for thousands of students to take highly questionable get-rich real estate classes from his “University”.

Talk about a nightmare scenario for the GOP.

You can’t pretend to have principles and then elect this guy. Come on, Republicans — do the smart thing.