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It strongly appears that Maga is dying out


Massive Trump merchandise store goes out of business - because nobody is buying anything

A large store in Tennessee that exclusively sells President Donald Trump merchandise is closing, and it is due to a lack of shoppers.

But now the shop is selling off its remaining inventory at a 50 percent discount, Slate reports. It's going out of business, and its owner, identified as William 'Bill" Hays, admitted the closure is due to lack of customers.




Two Major Trump-Themed Stores Have Closed as Sales Slow

At least two high-profile Trump-themed merchandise stores have announced closures this year, with owners citing declining sales, reduced customer traffic and the end of the election cycle as key reasons.

While supporters continue to buy Trump-branded products online and at some remaining stores, several owners have said the surge in enthusiasm that fueled sales during the 2024 campaign has faded.

 
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Trump isn't getting another term. When he leaves office the party's over for his slathering minions.
 
Your post sounds like an acknowledgement that MAGA is dying out.
Yea, the cult of Trump ends with his leaving office. He'll be just another obscure ex-President at that point. Let's hope he doesn't want to spend nearly a billion dollars on a flak tower like another recent ex-President did to assuage his inflated ego.
 
It strongly appears that Maga is dying out


Massive Trump merchandise store goes out of business - because nobody is buying anything

A large store in Tennessee that exclusively sells President Donald Trump merchandise is closing, and it is due to a lack of shoppers.

But now the shop is selling off its remaining inventory at a 50 percent discount, Slate reports. It's going out of business, and its owner, identified as William 'Bill" Hays, admitted the closure is due to lack of customers.




Two Major Trump-Themed Stores Have Closed as Sales Slow

At least two high-profile Trump-themed merchandise stores have announced closures this year, with owners citing declining sales, reduced customer traffic and the end of the election cycle as key reasons.

While supporters continue to buy Trump-branded products online and at some remaining stores, several owners have said the surge in enthusiasm that fueled sales during the 2024 campaign has faded.

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Your post sounds like an acknowledgement that MAGA is dying out.
ya @T. A. Gardner is proof of the trend to come.

One of Trump's most slathering cultists and defenders now trying to stake out ground that the cult was actually wrong and how he will be glad when Trump is gone.

Within one year after Trump is gone even the most nut job Trumpy on this forum will probably pretend they never supported him. Terry is just trying to get the jump so he can quote these posts NOW as his proof. :rofl2:
 
It strongly appears that Maga is dying out

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Someone needs to update the Trump wikipedia page of his business and brand failures...



Major Trump-Branded Ventures — status chart​

#Business / VentureType (owned / licensed / JV)Years (approx.)OutcomeNotes / source
1Trump University (aka The Trump Entrepreneur Initiative)Owned / for-profit education venture2005–2010 (lawsuits through 2016–2018)Shut down; legal settlement — Multiple civil suits and NY AG action; federal settlement ~$25M finalized 2018.ABC News; Time. ABC News+1
2Trump Entertainment Resorts (Atlantic City casinos: Taj Mahal, Plaza, Marina, etc.)Owned (casino operator / public co.)1995–2016 (company dissolved; properties closed/sold earlier)Multiple bankruptcies; properties closed/sold; Taj Mahal closed 2016; company defunct.Wikipedia (Trump Entertainment Resorts), reporting on closures. Wikipedia+1
3Trump Shuttle / Trump Airlines (the shuttle service)Owned (air service JV/asset buy)1989–1992 (merged/sold)Sold / merged into Shuttle, Inc. / ceased as Trump ShuttleWikipedia / historical airline reporting. Wikipedia
4Trump Mortgage (Trump Mortgage LLC)Owned (financial services)2005–2007Closed; failed operation; litigation/claims followedIndependent, Bloomberg reporting on closure and lawsuits. The Independent+1
5GoTrump.com (travel site)Owned (web travel portal)2006–2007Shut down (ceased operations)Wikipedia/Time reporting. Wikipedia+1
6Trump VodkaLicensed brand (Drinks Americas)2005–c.2011 (US distribution)Discontinued in US; effectively failed to gain distributionWikipedia / multiple analyses of product failure. Wikipedia
7Trump SteaksLicensed product (Sharper Image / QVC sales)2007 (very short)Discontinued within months (poor sales)Wikipedia / reporting on Sharper Image discontinuing line. Wikipedia
8Trump Magazine (print / luxury magazine)Owned/licensed (publishing)2007–2009 (various relaunch attempts)Folded / ceased publicationNew York Post / Time reporting. New York Post+1
9Trump: The Game (board game)Licensed consumer product1989 (re-released 2004)Poor sales; discontinued; reissue underperformedWikipedia / toy-industry reporting. Wikipedia
10Trump Steakhouses / Restaurants (various branded venues)Licensing & owned locations2007–2012 (various)Several locations closed; some faced violations; brand line discontinuedTime / reporting on closures. TIME
11Trump Ice (bottled water)Licensed product / distributionc.1995–c.2010 (wider distribution c.2003–2010)Distribution scaled back / product discontinued (brand largely retired)Wikipedia; Reuters fact check. Wikipedia+1
12Trump Mortgage Insurance / other small finance offshootsOwned / affiliatedmid-2000sMany closed or wound down during 2007–2008 periodTime / Bloomberg summaries. TIME+1
13Trump University / Trump Institute (related seminar brands)Owned / affiliatedmid-2000sSued; rebranded; operations ended; legal settlementsAmerican Progress / ABC / state AG reporting. Center for American Progress+1
14Trump: licensing deals for fragrances, ties, apparel (various branded products sold by licensees)Licensing1990s–2010sMany brand license lines were discontinued or scaled back; licensing revenue variableWashington Post (brand licensing overview). Wikipedia
15Trump International Hotel & Tower projects (certain foreign/condo ventures that stalled or were restructured)Joint development / licensing1990s–2010sSome projects stalled, restructured, sold or rebranded (not uniformly failures; many successful towers remain)Investigative summaries (NYT/Investopedia). Wikipedia+1
16Trump Entertainment (various Atlantic City properties that bankrupted under company ownership)Owned1990s–2016Multiple Chapter 11 filings for the casino business (company emerged then later folded/sold)Wikipedia & news coverage of sequential bankruptcies. Wikipedia
17Other short-lived product tie-ins (e.g., Trump Mortgage services, small food lines, novelty items)Licensed/partner1990s–2010sMany quietly discontinued or sold; often limited commercial success
 
ya @T. A. Gardner is proof of the trend to come.

One of Trump's most slathering cultists and defenders now trying to stake out ground that the cult was actually wrong and how he will be glad when Trump is gone.

Within one year after Trump is gone even the most nut job Trumpy on this forum will probably pretend they never supported him. Terry is just trying to get the jump so he can quote these posts NOW as his proof. :rofl2:
I was never "One of Trump's most slathering cultists and defenders..."
 
Someone needs to update the Trump wikipedia page of his business and brand failures...



Major Trump-Branded Ventures — status chart​

#Business / VentureType (owned / licensed / JV)Years (approx.)OutcomeNotes / source
1Trump University (aka The Trump Entrepreneur Initiative)Owned / for-profit education venture2005–2010 (lawsuits through 2016–2018)Shut down; legal settlement — Multiple civil suits and NY AG action; federal settlement ~$25M finalized 2018.ABC News; Time. ABC News+1
2Trump Entertainment Resorts (Atlantic City casinos: Taj Mahal, Plaza, Marina, etc.)Owned (casino operator / public co.)1995–2016 (company dissolved; properties closed/sold earlier)Multiple bankruptcies; properties closed/sold; Taj Mahal closed 2016; company defunct.Wikipedia (Trump Entertainment Resorts), reporting on closures. Wikipedia+1
3Trump Shuttle / Trump Airlines (the shuttle service)Owned (air service JV/asset buy)1989–1992 (merged/sold)Sold / merged into Shuttle, Inc. / ceased as Trump ShuttleWikipedia / historical airline reporting. Wikipedia
4Trump Mortgage (Trump Mortgage LLC)Owned (financial services)2005–2007Closed; failed operation; litigation/claims followedIndependent, Bloomberg reporting on closure and lawsuits. The Independent+1
5GoTrump.com (travel site)Owned (web travel portal)2006–2007Shut down (ceased operations)Wikipedia/Time reporting. Wikipedia+1
6Trump VodkaLicensed brand (Drinks Americas)2005–c.2011 (US distribution)Discontinued in US; effectively failed to gain distributionWikipedia / multiple analyses of product failure. Wikipedia
7Trump SteaksLicensed product (Sharper Image / QVC sales)2007 (very short)Discontinued within months (poor sales)Wikipedia / reporting on Sharper Image discontinuing line. Wikipedia
8Trump Magazine (print / luxury magazine)Owned/licensed (publishing)2007–2009 (various relaunch attempts)Folded / ceased publicationNew York Post / Time reporting. New York Post+1
9Trump: The Game (board game)Licensed consumer product1989 (re-released 2004)Poor sales; discontinued; reissue underperformedWikipedia / toy-industry reporting. Wikipedia
10Trump Steakhouses / Restaurants (various branded venues)Licensing & owned locations2007–2012 (various)Several locations closed; some faced violations; brand line discontinuedTime / reporting on closures. TIME
11Trump Ice (bottled water)Licensed product / distributionc.1995–c.2010 (wider distribution c.2003–2010)Distribution scaled back / product discontinued (brand largely retired)Wikipedia; Reuters fact check. Wikipedia+1
12Trump Mortgage Insurance / other small finance offshootsOwned / affiliatedmid-2000sMany closed or wound down during 2007–2008 periodTime / Bloomberg summaries. TIME+1
13Trump University / Trump Institute (related seminar brands)Owned / affiliatedmid-2000sSued; rebranded; operations ended; legal settlementsAmerican Progress / ABC / state AG reporting. Center for American Progress+1
14Trump: licensing deals for fragrances, ties, apparel (various branded products sold by licensees)Licensing1990s–2010sMany brand license lines were discontinued or scaled back; licensing revenue variableWashington Post (brand licensing overview). Wikipedia
15Trump International Hotel & Tower projects (certain foreign/condo ventures that stalled or were restructured)Joint development / licensing1990s–2010sSome projects stalled, restructured, sold or rebranded (not uniformly failures; many successful towers remain)Investigative summaries (NYT/Investopedia). Wikipedia+1
16Trump Entertainment (various Atlantic City properties that bankrupted under company ownership)Owned1990s–2016Multiple Chapter 11 filings for the casino business (company emerged then later folded/sold)Wikipedia & news coverage of sequential bankruptcies. Wikipedia
17Other short-lived product tie-ins (e.g., Trump Mortgage services, small food lines, novelty items)Licensed/partner1990s–2010sMany quietly discontinued or sold; often limited commercial success
Everything that Crazy Trump touches turns to shit.
 
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Now if only fans customers would wake up maybe a generation of whores could be saved.
 
It strongly appears that Maga is dying out


Massive Trump merchandise store goes out of business - because nobody is buying anything

A large store in Tennessee that exclusively sells President Donald Trump merchandise is closing, and it is due to a lack of shoppers.

But now the shop is selling off its remaining inventory at a 50 percent discount, Slate reports. It's going out of business, and its owner, identified as William 'Bill" Hays, admitted the closure is due to lack of customers.




Two Major Trump-Themed Stores Have Closed as Sales Slow

At least two high-profile Trump-themed merchandise stores have announced closures this year, with owners citing declining sales, reduced customer traffic and the end of the election cycle as key reasons.

While supporters continue to buy Trump-branded products online and at some remaining stores, several owners have said the surge in enthusiasm that fueled sales during the 2024 campaign has faded.

Grifters.
 
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