Watch -
Trump says he told it to NATO allies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzOq8a2AOpg
Well, that's them, but this now, this is Donald (not all the animals in Animal Farm are equal - with the pigs walking on two legs):
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| JD Vance introduces former president Donald Trump at a July 27 rally at St. Cloud State University. (Glen Stubbe) |
ST. CLOUD – The city of St. Cloud has sent a second invoice to the Trump campaign after it missed the Oct. 10 deadline to pay for about $209,000 in city services incurred at a July rally.
[...] Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate JD Vance visited central Minnesota on July 27, speaking to a capacity crowd of 8,000 at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center while a large crowd gathered outside the arena to watch the speeches on a big screen.
Police helped block roads and direct traffic before the event and, when the campaign left the venue, city vehicles — including plows and construction trucks — blocked the cross streets of a main route near campus.
St. Cloud City Administrator Matt Staehling said Monday that the city doesn’t bill the White House for official visits but it does for campaign stops and other events that require city services, such as the annual Earth Day half-marathon.
St. Cloud State athletic director Holly Schreiner said Monday the campaign paid the university’s $35,000 fee in August [for the venue].
Minneapolis tried for years to get the Trump campaign to cover $530,000 in overtime and expenses after a 2019 rally at Target Center. The city eventually received about $100,000 in compensation.
NBC News recently reported at least four cities are waiting to be reimbursed for costs associated with law enforcement during campaign visits. The costs — some dating back to 2016 — total more than $750,000.
And he has a history of not paying. Putin should have his way with him, as with non-paying NATO nations?
Well, St. Cloud will wait a bit and hell at some point will freeze over.
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Putin seems to have his way with him, whether he pays or not. What's more . . .