@McGentrix,
http://www.nj.com/golf/index.ssf/2015/07/a_comprehensive_list_of_what_d.html
If you know how to read and comprehend what you read, you might learn something about Trump's bigotry.
Trump lost big time from his bigotry. And that's the way it should be.
Here's a list of what Trump has lost as a result of his racist comments:
1. Spanish-language TV network Univision dropped its coverage of Miss USA and Miss Universe, two beauty pageants co-owned by Trump.
2. NBC followed suit by also dropping the pageant programming.
3. NASCAR decided to move its season-ending awards ceremony away from the Trump National Doral Miami, where the event was originally scheduled to be held.
4. ESPN shifted its Celebrity Golf Classic away from Trump's National Golf Club.
5. Serta mattresses dropped its partnership with Trump.
6. Macy's dumped Donald Trump brand merchandise from its stores.
7. The PGA of America announced that it would be relocating its Grand Slam of Golf from Trump's golf course in Los Angeles.
8. The Latino vote. Not that he ever really had that to begin with.
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I'm also sure many consumers are now staying away from any Trump business. We know that his Trump Hotels suffered, and he changed the name.
From Forbes:
Quote:In January 2016, a survey from BAV Consulting showed that the value of Trump's brand was "collapsing" in the eyes of people making over $100,000 per year. In May 2016, a survey conducted by media and research firm Skift found that 57% of those surveyed were less likely to stay in one of Trump's hotels because of his presidential run. In August, Foursquare found that foot traffic to Trump properties had decreased since he announced his presidential bid in June 2015, especially in Democratic-leaning states. An August report from travel website Hipmunk showed that bookings at Trump hotels on the site were down 59% in the first half of 2016 as compared to the first half of 2015. A week after the Washington Post released the Access Hollywood tape of Trump making lewd comments about women, New York Magazine reported that Trump's new Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. had to reduce its rates during peak season. A New York Times story on Monday described how some customers actively choosing to avoid patronizing anything with the Trump brand as a form of protest in the wake of Trump's comments about women, minorities and immigrants.