Trump Winery, inadvertently political, still draws students
By Elizabeth Cornick and Joslyn Chesson | September 5, 2016Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump purchased the vineyard from Patricia Kluge in 2011, when the property was on the brink of foreclosure.




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