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originally posted by: contextual
Kinda funny to see trumps deranged supporters shout corruption by Biden on one thread then, on an actual corruption case declare corruption should not be looked into.
Tax avoidance is corruption folks, trumps deranged supporters sure have a wonky outlook on reality.
The court filings are part of the Ways and Means Committee's lawsuit to obtain six years of Trump's tax returns, which the panel says is relevant to potential legislation relevant to how the IRS audits presidents.
originally posted by: contextual
Kinda funny to see trumps deranged supporters shout corruption by Biden on one thread then, on an actual corruption case declare corruption should not be looked into.
Tax avoidance is corruption folks, trumps deranged supporters sure have a wonky outlook on reality.
a reply to: Bluntone22
All this "alleged" crap is getting old. Remember when the media would break real news and not speculation?
originally posted by: tinner07
a reply to: Bluntone22
All this "alleged" crap is getting old. Remember when the media would break real news and not speculation?
Do you post that in the daily anti dem threads that say the same thing?
make a joke, don't be one ....
Acting Inspector General Rich Delmar said he will investigate who was consulted on the issue and how the department came to reject Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal’s demands for the records, a decision the Massachusetts Democrat is now fighting into court.
Delmar said it’s unclear yet whether his inquiry will also consider a whistleblower's allegations that someone tried to improperly influence the IRS's audits of Trump.
It's all alleged's and 2nd and 3rd hand information. Anyone that played the game "telephone" as a kid will know the story changes with each telling.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Krakatoa
It's all alleged's and 2nd and 3rd hand information. Anyone that played the game "telephone" as a kid will know the story changes with each telling.
But in regard to the Ukraine phone call, not so much.
Follow up information about that is interesting, I find.
But we'll see what happens.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Krakatoa
There was no transcript presented, it was a "memorandum", an account. Says so at the bottom of the first page. Got any idea what those ellipses represent?
But no, I'm not talking about that so much, though I think it's quite damning. I'm talking about the State Department texts, which provide further support for the claim that the president was/is attempting to use his influence to attack a political rival.
Primary sources are what is needed here. THAT is what I want to have presented, the primary source material, the transcript.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Krakatoa
Primary sources are what is needed here. THAT is what I want to have presented, the primary source material, the transcript.
That would be wonderful. But don't hold your breath. My guess is that no such thing exists.
What the hell is a "perfect" phone call, anyway? I've had a lot of phone conversations. I can't imagine how that word can apply to one.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Krakatoa
What am I reaching for? Thinking that there is no actual transcript?
Transcripts are generally made from recordings. Do you think there's a recording? That would be awesome.
What the hell is a "perfect" phone call, anyway? I've had a lot of phone conversations. I can't imagine how that word can apply to one.