An Irish society, an unpaid loan and the hypocrisy of Letitia James

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : And yet, in her signature case of People v. Trump, she took the opposite position, holding that "where an organization inflates the value of a property to obtain a loan, that is fraud, even where the lender was aware of the actual value and was paid in full," Doyle's lawsuit says.
36% : An even more important difference is that Trump paid back every penny he owed, but the Society never paid back Doyle.
24% : "Parlatore points out that the Society inflated the value of its property to obtain a loan, just like Trump was accused of doing, but the difference was that Doyle could not conduct the sort of "sophisticated due diligence" that Deutsche Bank did.
22% : Trump was punished with a $355 million fine.
16% : And he points out the uncanny similarities between his client's predicament and the notorious case James brought against Donald Trump for supposedly inflating the value of his properties to get a better mortgage, "although her office is now taking a polar opposite position.

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