Trump has pointed to his experience in business and real estate as the main argument for why he should be president. The ad ran in Catskills newspapers, credited to the institute. “Roger – This could be good!” Trump scrawled across one ad that included a picture of hypodermic needles and lines of powder meant to depict cocaine, underneath the headline: “Drug Dealing at Monticello?,” the name of the track. When Stone hired private investigators to dig up dirt on the Mohawks, Trump secretly paid the bills. The institute was the brainchild of Trump’s longtime lobbyist and consultant, Roger Stone, and Trump himself was hands-on - not just paying the bills, but signing off on ad copy or radio scripts depicting the tribe as violent criminals and drug dealers.
