Donald Trump comes face-to-face with his biggest and most embarrassing enemy: An inability to pay for something

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : If he were actually a billionaire, as he has claimed for most of his life, Trump would probably be able to pay it by liquidating some assets or securing a loan.
49% : However, as the amount owed to New York is almost five times larger, insurance companies tend to require cash or stocks as collateral in helping to post the bond rather than the properties Trump is seeking to leverage.
33% : Perhaps all of that dodgy accounting is finally going to come back to bite Trump, and we'll see a rare but much deserved case of consequences.
31% : It could take years to untangle the complex mess of financial lies that the Trump Organization has woven, which means that money is as good as gone when Trump needs it most as he tries to keep his stuttering campaign for election alive.
30% : Trump needs to pay before the end of the month, although as we've learned over the past eight years, that doesn't necessarily mean he'll actually face any consequences for not doing so.
26% : One of the major fines that Trump has to pay is related to the case that the New York Attorney General brought against the Trump Organization, which for years has secured loans based on inflated property values.
25% : In theory, Trump has had to pay this fine since last month, when Judge Engoron confirmed that the GOP nominee was liable for conspiracy, fraud, and issuing false business records as well as false financial statements.
21% : So is building a southern border wall that will actually end illegal immigration, but that didn't stop Trump from trying.
20% : None of this takes into account that Trump has to pay, E. Jean Carroll tens of millions of dollars, an amount that seems to increase every time Trump opens his mouth.
12% : As Michelle Wolf so expertly pointed out a few years ago, the only thing that seems to cause Donald Trump to feel a modicum of shame is noting just how poor he really is.

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