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June 16th, 2015 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
Real estate mogul and reality TV star Donald Trump announced he is running for president in 2016. He is also about to disclose his net worth, estimated at $9 billion. Opinion polls, however, indicate he is the most unpopular candidate of all.
Sources close to Trump’s campaign, who talked to the media on
condition of anonymity, say that he will publish the financial
disclosures on Tuesday, after the political rally at New York’s
Trump Tower that began at 11 am local time. The two-page document
will show a valuation of Trump’s hotels and other properties, and
show an outline of his debts as well as cash on hand.
The rumored figure of $9 billion in assets is more than twice the
$4.1 billion estimate of Trump’s net worth by Forbes magazine.
Either way, he would be the wealthiest Republican candidate.
Awaiting @realDonaldTrump at
Trump HQ on 5th Ave. They are blasting Nessun Dorma pic.twitter.com/Hen1WKkeCs
— Page Six Emily (@PageSixEmily) June
16, 2015
Though Trump has fueled speculation about running in 2012, he
never entered the race. The financial disclosure indicates that
this time he’s serious. In addition to hiring staffers in early
primary states such as New Hampshire, Iowa and South Carolina,
Trump has notified NBC that he won’t be renewing his contract for
the popular reality show, “The Apprentice.”
Under a 1978 federal law, presidential candidates have to file a
personal financial disclosure with the Federal Election
Commission (FEC) within 30 days of announcing their candidacy,
though they can request two extensions of 45 days each. The
disclosure has to contain their personal income and financial
interests, as well as those of their spouses and dependent
children.
Touring Iowa at the beginning of June, Trump told the Des Moines Register he would be the “most
successful person ever to run for president.”
“Ross Perot isn’t successful like me,” Trump said,
referring to the Texas businessman who received nearly 19 percent
of the popular vote in 1992. Comparing himself to the previous
Republican contender, Trump said, “I have a Gucci store
that’s worth more money than Romney.”
In a February interview to the Washington Post, Trump dismissed
rumors that his bid was a publicity stunt. “Everybody feels
I’m doing this just to have fun or because it’s good for the
brand,” he said. “Well, it’s not fun. I’m not doing this
for enjoyment. I’m doing this because the country is in serious
trouble.”
His campaign slogan is “Make America Great Again.”
“@DavidSBaldwin:
@realDonaldTrump
today’s the day #Trump2016!
Good luck!”
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)
June 16, 2015
In addition to joining a crowded Republican field, Trump faces
another daunting prospect: Americans just don’t seem to like him
very much. A recent Washington Post/ABC poll shows that only
sixteen percent of US voters regard him favorably, while
seventy-one percent do not, giving him a favorability rating of
negative 55. By comparison, Hillary Clinton’s rating is a
negative 4.
According to statistical analysts FiveThirtyEight, who predicted the 2012
presidential election results with uncanny precision, Trump’s
favorability is at negative 32 points, the worst by far of all
106 candidates in their database since 1980.
The most popular candidate ever? 1999’s George W. Bush.
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