Breaking: Trump will not release Tax Returns

[Jack4jill]

And you don't care what he does, you'll support him.

Hillary is being investigated for possible treason. My gosh your Looney support shows no bounds.

Possible treason? Who told you that lie?

What do you call receiving and sending classified documents on an unsecured email, knowing it can be hacked easily?

Not treason.

Then what do you call it?

Bad policy. Treason has a specific meaning. Don't just throw the word around.

 

[Zander]

Nobody really cares. The LWNJ's want something to attack and distract. He ain't playin'.

From the hit piece, er, I a mean slanted article in the opening post:

As to Trump’s claim that voters do not care for the contents of his tax returns, he may be on more solid footing than Democrats would have you believe. There hasn’t been much polling this cycle on the topic of presidential candidates releasing tax returns, but Gallup found Americans divided on the matter in July 2012. Forty-seven percent of respondents in the poll said tax returns are largely irrelevant, while 44 percent said they provide voters with useful information to consider their voting choice.​

He's smarter than Mitt.

 

[g5000]

Every candidate for the past 40 years has released their tax returns to the public.

Trump is hiding something. Obviously.

 

[g5000]

Nobody really cares. The LWNJ's want something to attack and distract. He ain't playin'.

From the hit piece, er, I a mean slanted article in the opening post:

As to Trump’s claim that voters do not care for the contents of his tax returns, he may be on more solid footing than Democrats would have you believe. There hasn’t been much polling this cycle on the topic of presidential candidates releasing tax returns, but Gallup found Americans divided on the matter in July 2012. Forty-seven percent of respondents in the poll said tax returns are largely irrelevant, while 44 percent said they provide voters with useful information to consider their voting choice.​

He's smarter than Mitt.

From the link in your post:

A majority of Americans (54%) say Mitt Romney should release additional tax returns, while 37% say he should not, according to a USA Today/Gallup snapshot poll conducted Wednesday night.

 

[Siete]

What do you call receiving and sending classified documents on an unsecured email, knowing it can be hacked easily?





standard procedure for politicians and government officials until 2014 and laws were amended to stop it ..

 

[Jack4jill]

Nobody really cares. The LWNJ's want something to attack and distract. He ain't playin'.

From the hit piece, er, I a mean slanted article in the opening post:

As to Trump’s claim that voters do not care for the contents of his tax returns, he may be on more solid footing than Democrats would have you believe. There hasn’t been much polling this cycle on the topic of presidential candidates releasing tax returns, but Gallup found Americans divided on the matter in July 2012. Forty-seven percent of respondents in the poll said tax returns are largely irrelevant, while 44 percent said they provide voters with useful information to consider their voting choice.​

He's smarter than Mitt.

A guy who won't release his returns is hiding something. That will be very useful in this election of paranoia.

 

[Katzndogz]

Every candidate for the past 40 years has released their tax returns to the public.

Trump is hiding something. Obviously.

Clinton didn't. Neither did Reagan.

Trump never said he would not release his tax returns. Democrats made that up. He said he wouldn't release them now.

 

[rightwinger]

Does trump still claim his hookers as dependents?

 

[g5000]

Every candidate for the past 40 years has released their tax returns to the public.

Trump is hiding something. Obviously.

Clinton didn't. Neither did Reagan.

Liar.

Reagan releases tax return: The Spokesman-Review - Google News Archive Search


Hillary has released the last 35 years of her tax returns.

Trump never said he would not release his tax returns. Democrats made that up. He said he wouldn't release them now.

Trump has said he won't release them before the election. He's the first in several decades not to do this.

He is hiding something. Obviously.

 

[g5000]

The practice of releasing tax returns when running for office didn't become commonplace until the late 1960's, which is also when presidential candidates, and not just presidents, began to routinely release their income tax returns to the public. In the runup to the 1968 presidential election, George Romney, a governor of Michigan at the time, released 12 years of his tax returns from 1955-1966 after being pressed on the topic by reporters. This set the precedent for presidential candidates to release their tax returns and almost every president from Nixon onward has made their tax returns public. The only exception was Gerald Ford, who kept his tax returns private.

History 1040 Income Tax Form, US President Tax Return

 

[Zander]

Nobody really cares. The LWNJ's want something to attack and distract. He ain't playin'.

From the hit piece, er, I a mean slanted article in the opening post:

As to Trump’s claim that voters do not care for the contents of his tax returns, he may be on more solid footing than Democrats would have you believe. There hasn’t been much polling this cycle on the topic of presidential candidates releasing tax returns, but Gallup found Americans divided on the matter in July 2012. Forty-seven percent of respondents in the poll said tax returns are largely irrelevant, while 44 percent said they provide voters with useful information to consider their voting choice.​

He's smarter than Mitt.

From the link in your post:

A majority of Americans (54%) say Mitt Romney should release additional tax returns, while 37% say he should not, according to a USA Today/Gallup snapshot poll conducted Wednesday night.

Mitt Romney isn't running.....when he does, make sure you let him know.

 

[g5000]

Nobody really cares. The LWNJ's want something to attack and distract. He ain't playin'.

From the hit piece, er, I a mean slanted article in the opening post:

As to Trump’s claim that voters do not care for the contents of his tax returns, he may be on more solid footing than Democrats would have you believe. There hasn’t been much polling this cycle on the topic of presidential candidates releasing tax returns, but Gallup found Americans divided on the matter in July 2012. Forty-seven percent of respondents in the poll said tax returns are largely irrelevant, while 44 percent said they provide voters with useful information to consider their voting choice.​

He's smarter than Mitt.

From the link in your post:

A majority of Americans (54%) say Mitt Romney should release additional tax returns, while 37% say he should not, according to a USA Today/Gallup snapshot poll conducted Wednesday night.

Mitt Romney isn't running.....when he does, make sure you let him know.

That was from 2012. Mitt Romney ran in 2012. It was in all the papers.

And he released his tax returns.

Goddam, you get dumber every day!

Trump is hiding something. Obviously.

 

[Zander]

Nobody really cares. The LWNJ's want something to attack and distract. He ain't playin'.

From the hit piece, er, I a mean slanted article in the opening post:

As to Trump’s claim that voters do not care for the contents of his tax returns, he may be on more solid footing than Democrats would have you believe. There hasn’t been much polling this cycle on the topic of presidential candidates releasing tax returns, but Gallup found Americans divided on the matter in July 2012. Forty-seven percent of respondents in the poll said tax returns are largely irrelevant, while 44 percent said they provide voters with useful information to consider their voting choice.​

He's smarter than Mitt.

A guy who won't release his returns is hiding something. That will be very useful in this election of paranoia.

Then don't vote for him.

 

[Zander]

Nobody really cares. The LWNJ's want something to attack and distract. He ain't playin'.

From the hit piece, er, I a mean slanted article in the opening post:

As to Trump’s claim that voters do not care for the contents of his tax returns, he may be on more solid footing than Democrats would have you believe. There hasn’t been much polling this cycle on the topic of presidential candidates releasing tax returns, but Gallup found Americans divided on the matter in July 2012. Forty-seven percent of respondents in the poll said tax returns are largely irrelevant, while 44 percent said they provide voters with useful information to consider their voting choice.​

He's smarter than Mitt.

From the link in your post:

A majority of Americans (54%) say Mitt Romney should release additional tax returns, while 37% say he should not, according to a USA Today/Gallup snapshot poll conducted Wednesday night.

Mitt Romney isn't running.....when he does, make sure you let him know.

That was from 2012. Mitt Romney ran in 2012. It was in all the papers.

And he released his tax returns.

Goddam, you get dumber every day!

Trump is hiding something. Obviously.

It's 2016 and Romney isn't running.

Quack. Distract. Attack.

 

[g5000]

Trump is scared. There is something in there he doesn't want his Chumps to see. This is as plain as the crooked, zit-covered noses on their faces.

Trump is nothing but a fat sack of fear. Mexicans! EEK! Muslims! EEK! Well informed voters! EEK!

 

[Zander]

I know one person who's scared.

 

[Siete]

tax returns Donnie ,,,

it's that simple.

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

tax returns Donnie ,,,

it's that simple.

while Trump says he won’t release his tax returns to mere voters—something every presidential candidate for 40 years has done—that doesn’t mean he’s never released them to anyone.

Trump has handed over tax returns in the midst of audits before -- to state gambling officials in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, as part of the process of seeking casino licenses in those states.



That’s right. Donald Trump will release his tax returns to get a casino license, but not to be elected president.

 

[Syriusly]

He probably didn't pay taxes. He followed the law (which favors the super rich) but people would be surprised to see how little he pays % relative to the Average American.

Donald Trump Doesn't Plan To Release Any Of His Tax Returns


Will someone like Anonymous please hack him and get this out there.

His fans are these poor duped souls -- they need to see the real Donald. Full disclosure.

You're losing sleep over this, aren't you. Even if he did release them, it wouldn't change your mind. You'd just find something else to complain about.

And you don't care what he does, you'll support him.

Hillary is being investigated for possible treason. My gosh your Looney support shows no bounds.

The Right Wing Nut Jobs have been accusing her of treason since Bill was in office.

Well this one will hopefully prove us right.

Right Wing Nut Jobs- ever so hopeful that someone will eventually find any of the things that they have imagined to be true.

 

[Syriusly]

Mitt Romney on Trump's refusal to release tax returns

It is disqualifying for a modern-day presidential nominee to refuse to release tax returns to the voters, especially one who has not been subject to public scrutiny in either military or public service. Tax returns provide the public with its sole confirmation of the veracity of a candidate's representations regarding charities, priorities, wealth, tax conformance, and conflicts of interest. Further, while not a likely circumstance, the potential for hidden inappropriate associations with foreign entities, criminal organizations, or other unsavory groups is simply too great a risk to ignore for someone who is seeking to become commander-in-chief.

Mr. Trump says he is being audited. So? There is nothing that prevents releasing tax returns that are being audited. Further, he could release returns for the years immediately prior to the years under audit. There is only one logical explanation for Mr. Trump's refusal to release his returns: there is a bombshell in them. Given Mr. Trump's equanimity with other flaws in his history, we can only assume it's a bombshell of unusual size.

(Anticipating inquiries regarding my own tax release history, I released my 2010 tax returns in January of 2012 and I released my 2011 tax returns as soon as they were completed, in September of 2012.)