The Seizure Sixteen: Which Of These Trump Assets Should Get Seized First

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Trump considers it one of his prime properties and it has the potential to be a championship club if it weren't for its owner scaring away advertisers.
61% : Turnberry is an iconic host of the Open, but Washington, DC gives Trump somewhere to mingle with sycophantic GOP backbenchers hoping to get the ear of the boss.
59% : Apparently it truly does have to be the shoes when it comes to Donald Trump.
56% : "40 Wall Street actually was the second-tallest building in downtown Manhattan," Trump replied, "and it was actually, before the World Trade Center, was the tallest -- and then, when they built the World Trade Center, it became known as the second tallest.
54% : It's the building that people are much more likely to pass and look up and see the name Trump.
52% : This may come down to what Trump hopes to accomplish after the case closes -- does he want to collect championship money or continue cosplaying as president? Trump's former home surely maintains a special place in his heart.
45% : Regardless of the bond, if Trump fails to win on the merits, there will come a time when the state has to execute the judgment and that's inevitably going to involve seizing assets, so we'll push forward determining which seizure would annoy Trump the most.
39% : Palm Beach provides Trump a change of pace outing if he finds himself confined to Florida.

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