CNBC has an article here that talks about a very nasty downside of TFG’s continuing insistence on immunity. The headline is:
‘Who’s going to do that?’: Trump faces hurdles in securing appeal bond for fraud case
There have been a lot of discussions about how TFG will raise the money. CNBC goes one step further:
Another complicating factor: Trump’s status as a presidential front-runner.
It’s an “unprecedented” situation for a potential bond company to commit to, Pedersen said.
“No one’s ever had to enforce an indemnity agreement against what could very well be the next U.S. president,” he said.
Oh, sweet, sweet, Karma. The article indicates that bond issuers might have some reservations about whether they could enforce a bond.
Oh, to think his pleas for immunity might just bite him in the butt and force him to post the money himself — which he can’t.
Wouldn’t that just be the sweetest ending — he can’t post the bond because of his own stupid claims and lawyers.