Post #38227 by WiltonKnight on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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President Trump attending the first half of the Super Bowl cost taxpayers $15 million.

Also DOGE must stop funding children's cancer research and lay off a bunch of federal workers making $55,000 a year so that the government can live within its means...

Facepalm.

https://thetab.com/2025/02/10/inside-donald-trumps...

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He got you for $15 more mill - how does that feel? Was he/him worth it?

Pssst: Did Jared Kushner have more money at the end of Trump's first term than he had 4 years before?

Do ya think Jared Kushner will have more money 4 years from now?

And if so - who paid?

Who is left holding the bag?

HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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President Trump attending the first half of the Super Bowl cost taxpayers $15 million.

Shug, comes with the territory of being President.
Trump is not the first, nor will he be the last..like Biden spending
weeks of time basking on the beach while Hunter and Dr Jill ran the government.

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