Donald Trump's attorney said he had little interest in the tax code

a reply to: Wardaddy454

Do you want to be reminded of what Trump said about his tax acumen?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: dragonridr

People just don't understand business and think this somehow is avoiding taxes it's not.

Actually, that is exactly what it is.
www.investopedia.com...

Tax avoidance =/= tax evasion.

Still a non-story. Otherwise, we should probably bring everyone in business ever, as well as capitol hill up on charges.
Like He said to Hillary, they've had all this time to change it. I guess it's only an issue now because he's running against the Anointed One.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Wardaddy454

Do you want to be reminded of what Trump said about his tax acumen?

He says a lot, sure. News flash so does everyone else. Since I probably don't have a choice, could you remind me whilst dipping those toes in the ocean?

a reply to: Phage

Seems the point that Trump has claimed credit for being a tax genius has been missed. Entirely.

I wonder how many have just missed the point, and how many deliberately ignore it to make their counter points.

Trump said it best himself, he knows his supporters are the dumbest on earth, so dumb that he can go on a killing spree on 5th avenue and he wouldn't lose a single vote.

That tells you everything you need to know about these deplorable idiots who follow Trump around all day long sucking his farts.

You see them here on ATS, on Fox News, on Stormfront, these people are in some kind of weird hypnotized mind state like no matter what you tell them nothing matters.

What gets me is the people that he's pandering you can tell he's disgusted by them, this guy craps on a gold plated toilet on the top of a 60 story building you can tell he would never be caught hanging out with any of the people at his circus events.

originally posted by: RedMenace16
Hillary said it best herself, she knows her supporters are the dumbest on earth, so dumb that she can go on a killing spree on 5th avenue and she wouldn't lose a single vote.

That tells you everything you need to know about these deplorable idiots who follow Hillary around all day long sucking her farts.

You see them here on ATS, on CNN/MSNBC, on Reddit, these people are in some kind of weird hypnotized mind state like no matter what you tell them nothing matters.

What gets me is the people that she's pandering you can tell she's disgusted by them, this girl craps on a gold plated toilet on the top of all the dead bodies you can tell she would never be caught hanging out with any of the people at her small circus events.

Hmm. Sounds about right.

a reply to: ksiezyc
Almost all media that people are exposed to has a liberal slant, to say the least.
And THAT is one of the biggest lies of all. That lie has been broadcast by a conservative meme machine now for over four decades which means that at least one whole generation has been indoctrinated in this manner.

Honestly...if the only thing anyone can bring up about Trump over and over is a tax statement and not paying taxes from the 90's....I'm not too worried.

HRC has been implicated in many more issues that actually have major impact on national security and underhanded dealings that have been brushed aside by both FBI and DoD....the simple fact that these things are even associated with her, regardless of guilt, have me more worried than Trump's taxes.....

It is a odd sticking point and truly doesn't make much sense that it appears to be the only thing anyone can harp on.

Oh....and his playboy polaroids....

a reply to: MysticPearl

What a garbage OP. Which US presidential candidates were tax code experts?

What a garbage reply.

Maybe Trump should stop claiming to be the world's greatest everything. He's like a bigger version of Kim Jong Un. He's never met a topic he doesn't claim to be an expert in. ISIS? Pffft. He knows more than the generals. He's a got a super duper top secret plan! Taxes? He's the only human being alive who actually understands the first thing about taxes!

Blah blah blah, yadda yadda yadda (Trump talks a lotta smack but he knows nada?)

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Yeah, well.
There's also that qualification thing with Trump. And his um..prevarication. And his history of showing that his only concern is Donald Trump. But that's all going away because that old dog has a new trick.

Is one worse than the other? Beats me. But does than mean questions shouldn't be asked?

Oh...and there's also that $6 billion HRC misplaced while SoS....but yeah....Trumps tax returns...Rah rah rah....

a reply to: Vasa Croe

$6 billion HRC misplaced

Right. It just went away. Nobody knows where.
I suppose you're talking about the IG report. Did you read it? Do you know what it actually says? Or are you going by an ATS thread about it?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Vasa Croe

Yeah, well.
There's also that qualification thing with Trump. And his um..prevarication. And his history of showing that his only concern is Donald Trump. But that's all going away because that old dog has a new trick.

Is one worse than the other? Beats me. But does than mean questions shouldn't be asked?

Of course his history is concern for Trump...he was a businessman looking out for his interests.

Are you under the impression HRC didn't have concern for the Clinton family and their best interests?

Sure questions should always be asked, but the funny part is that this tax return seems to be the major sticking point for all the arguments.

I am saying the questions raised about HRC and the seemingly unending cover up by major agencies within the government are more concerning to me than a tax return.

a reply to: Grimpachi

I wonder what percentage of people who have mer or worked for them would vote for him. Clinton also guess we will never know.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Clinton didn't misplace $6 billion.

About the State Dept.’s ‘missing’ $6 billion

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Sure questions should always be asked, but the funny part is that this tax return seems to be the major sticking point for all the arguments.

Well the fact that he refuses to release them seems odd. But there are other things.

I am saying the questions raised about HRC and the seemingly unending cover up by major agencies within the government are more concerning to me than a tax return.

Cover ups are often in the eye of the beholder. What is Trump hiding in his tax returns?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Vasa Croe

$6 billion HRC misplaced

Right. It just went away. Nobody knows where.
I suppose you're talking about the IG report. Did you read it? Do you know what it actually says? Or are you going by an ATS thread about it?

I did read it actually...way back when it was released.

$6 billion in contracts that couldn't be accounted for....spin that any way you like....they couldn't come up with the proper documentation to show where the $6 billion went.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Vasa Croe

Sure questions should always be asked, but the funny part is that this tax return seems to be the major sticking point for all the arguments.

Well the fact that he refuses to release them seems odd. But there are other things.

I am saying the questions raised about HRC and the seemingly unending cover up by major agencies within the government are more concerning to me than a tax return.

Cover ups are often in the eye of the beholder. What is Trump hiding in his tax returns?

I can guarantee Trump is not hiding anything that is a threat to national security in his tax returns.

What did HRC hide in 30k deleted emails, immunity deals and destroyed laptops?

a reply to: Vasa Croe

$6 billion in contracts that couldn't be accounted for.

Nope.

they couldn't come up with the proper documentation to show where the $6 billion went.

Still, nope.

What did HRC hide in 30k deleted emails, immunity deals and destroyed laptops?

Don't know. But whatever was in the immunity deals and destroyed laptops doesn't seem to have been of huge concern to the FBI.

Oh the destroyed laptops. Do you think that it was a bad idea to destroy them after any pertinent data had been retrieved?


Re: below
Maybe one eyebrow. A bit. But I actually think the FBI is concerned about national security. You may think otherwise.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Vasa Croe

Sure questions should always be asked, but the funny part is that this tax return seems to be the major sticking point for all the arguments.

Well the fact that he refuses to release them seems odd. But there are other things.

I am saying the questions raised about HRC and the seemingly unending cover up by major agencies within the government are more concerning to me than a tax return.

Cover ups are often in the eye of the beholder. What is Trump hiding in his tax returns?

And the fact the FBI destroyed laptops with evidence and gave immunity to people that had direct involvement in covering for the private server and deleted emails doesn't raise your eyebrows just a bit?

Come on...I KNOW you are more perceptive than to believe this scheme....