Trump U Redux: Trump Family Auctioning Off Summer Internship They Claim Is Worth $100K

Want to be hired by Donald Trump's business empire? It could cost you.

For the next week, you can bid on a summer internship with the Trump Organization, which carries an estimated value of $100,000, according to a listing on CharityBuzz.

The internship will give a well-heeled recipient the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to answer phones, run errands, and do administrative work for the Trump Organization starting in June.

The intern also gets 15-minute sit-downs with Trump and each of his oldest children, Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr., to "pick their brains about how to be successful in the real estate & business world."

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/trump-organization-auctioning-internship

Step 1 for Success: Get born into wealthy family and inherit half a billion...

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Trump U Redux: Trump Family Auctioning Off Summer Internship They Claim Is Worth $100K (Original post)	Human101948	Apr 2016	OP
Cheaper than having supper with Hillary and Clooney, though.....n/t	djean111	Apr 2016	#1
Good one!	Human101948	Apr 2016	#2
Hey, has The Donald addressed what will happen with his business interests if he's elected?	tanyev	Apr 2016	#3

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Thu Apr 21, 2016, 06:41 AM

djean111 (14,255 posts)

1. Cheaper than having supper with Hillary and Clooney, though.....n/t

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Thu Apr 21, 2016, 07:12 AM

Human101948 (3,457 posts)

2. Good one!

Somewhat "obscene" however.

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Thu Apr 21, 2016, 07:50 AM

tanyev (39,907 posts)

3. Hey, has The Donald addressed what will happen with his business interests if he's elected?

I don't think he'll win, but I'm certain he thinks he will. How far back do we have to go for a historical precedent of someone actively involved in running a corporation getting elected as president? And even if he stepped down as CEO, his kids would still be heavily involved, so it wouldn't be like a blind trust.

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