As former president Donald Trump struggled last month to post a bond for more than $450 million to keep authorities from seizing his properties, California billionaire Don Hankey and his wife, Debbi, started discussing a solution: Hankey's business could cover it. Hankey, a Trump supporter who made a fortune providing high-interest auto loans to customers…
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