Remember how Donald Trump got rich by not paying his vendors?  It was a business model for him to rip off small businesses and then tied them up in court if they tried to collect their money?

It’s happening again.

Trump hired pollster Tony Fabrizio, the Republican pollster and consultant Democrats fear and hate the most, is now stiffing him for $750,000 because Fabrizio gave Trump news that Trump didn’t want to hear.

According to one adviser, Kushner [Trump’s son-in-law and campaign manager] told pollster Tony Fabrizio during the convention that the campaign didn’t need to conduct focus groups. “ ‘I can tell from the applause what’s working,’ ” Kushner said, according to this source. Kushner, through a spokesperson, denied having said this, but it is in keeping with the go-with-your-gut approach of the Trump campaign. According to the adviser, Trump rejected television ads on Benghazi and the economy that tested the best with focus groups. “I know what works,” Trump told his team. (According to a source, Trump ad-maker Rick Reed quietly withdrew from the campaign in October.)

Here’s the deal:

So, Trump is going to stiff Fabrizio.  That right there makes a Democrat’s heart leap for joy!

Thanks to Alfredo over at the Dairy Queen for the heads up.