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No arbitration for Trump in pyramid scheme class action
The Second Circuit on Wednesday advanced a suit over the former president s endorsement of a multilevel-marketing enterprise where only a select few at the top reap profit off the backs of lower-tier cogs.
One of numerous pictures used in a 2018 federal complaint to demonstrate President Donald Trump s ties to the multilevel marketing company Advanced Communications Network.
MANHATTAN (CN) Investors who sign up with American Communications Network must sign an arbitration agreement, but the Second Circuit ruled Wednesday that such covenants mean nothing for individuals like Donald Trump and his adult children who were paid millions to make ACN look credible.
Trump threatened to primary GOP lawmakers who favor the bipartisan infrastructure plan. 17 Republicans just voted to advance it, including Mitch McConnell.
Donald Trump threatened primary opponents to any GOPers backing the bipartisan infrastructure deal.
The former president has railed against negotiations, warning Republicans to abandon the talks.
But in a Wednesday vote, 17 Senate Republicans joined Democrats to advance the $US1 ($AU1) trillion package.
Former President Donald Trump left no words unspoken in his most direct attempt yet to tank President Joe Biden’s $US1 ($AU1) trillion infrastructure deal.
The GOP frontman threatened “lots of primaries” ahead for any Republican lawmakers who cooperated with Democrats to get the bipartisan deal passed.