The Trump Asset That Must Be Seized First Is…

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As Donald Trump awaits a new trial next week with no delay in sight and a later hearing on the janky quasi-bond he’s put up in the civil fraud case, the prospect that the New York AG’s office will have to start seizing Trump assets to satisfy the roughly half-billion dollar judgment against him grows.

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But we wondered: which asset would annoy him the most if seized? And then we asked you, the readers, to let us know. Now we have a champion.

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With the inevitability of Thanos — or maybe the 2023-24 UConn Men’s team — Mar-a-Lago is the asset that readers feel Trump would most hate to lose. The winter residence of former General Foods honcho Marjorie Merriweather Post, the club sits across 17 acres and sports 58 bedrooms and 33 bathrooms, only one of which is known to house America’s national security secrets.

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Thank you to everyone for participating in this year’s competition.

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