The finding by New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron -- that the Malignant Loser committed habitual bank and insurance fraud -- could end up doing the most real world damage to an ego built on grandiose, delusional visions of business success and acumen:
Donald Trump is no longer in business.
Worse, the self-proclaimed multibillionaire may soon be personally bankrupt as a result, stripped of just about everything because for years he engaged in calculated bank fraud and insurance fraud by inflating the value of his properties, a judge ruled Tuesday.
His gaudy Trump Tower apartment, his golf courses, his Boeing 757 jet and even Mar-a-Lago could all be disposed of by a court-appointed monitor, leaving Trump with not much more than his pensions as a one term president and a television performer...
[Permit us a short burst of schadenfreude... Bwahahahahahaha... That felt good.]
You may recall when the Malignant Loser was deposed for this case, he pleaded the Fifth Amendment against self- incrimination hundreds of times. In civil cases, you're allowed to make an adverse inference from the witness's refusal to testify.
In his ruling, Justice Engoron said of the Malignant Loser's fraudulent property valuations, "That is a fantasy world, not the real world." In our fantasy world, the Malignant Loser is using his pension checks to buy goods in a maximum security prison inmate commissary.
(Photo: Trump and his phallic symbol may soon be parted / Kena Betancur, Getty Images)
