DeusOrbus Stay Positive
08/09/16 3:30 pm
I'm not saying that Trump donated to NAMBLA but if he did, he would likely be unwilling to show his tax returns, coincidence? Possibly but I know a guy, an amazing trustworthy guy, best guy in the Trump campaign, and he tells me that Diddlin' Don actively donates to NAMBLA. So I trust his word.
allswel Minnesota
08/09/16 12:32 pm
Trump knew when he started this that it is an expectation. He even said he would, when the audit is done.
His excuse that he is being audited does not hold any merit, as releasing them now, or releasing them later has no bearing on the audit.
It is interesting to note that he would have had to disclose any earnings from a foreign government. Yes, I think that is something I would like to know before voting for someone for president.
sfcren Wyoming
08/08/16 11:25 pm
Who ... bleeping ... cares.
Gee lets think about this, Trump is a super rich guy who tries to pay as little taxes as possible, holy crap no way?!?
Clinton is a very wealthy woman who tries to pay as little taxes as possible, what?!? OMG!
Just like all of us who try to pay as little taxes as possible.
So what do I possibly hope to gain from them releasing their taxes, if they have committed fraud the IRS wouldve strung em up before now, or the IRS has looked the other way, in which case I would be pissed at the IRS, not the candidates. Either this issue is unbelievably stupid.
Zod Above Pugetropolis
08/08/16 9:32 pm
As long as they aren't required, releasing them or not is entirely up to the candidate. Choosing not to may give the impression he has something to hide, especially if he has a history of sketchy finances and a less than robust relationship with the truth. It's still the candidate's call though, if that's the impression he wants to give.
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