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I'm afraid that at some point, his lies will no longer be news. I watched his news conference and when he said that, I expected some reporter to correct him since that knowledge was already out there. Nothing. No one said a thing. He has them trained.
It's why i've proposed USMB create an 'Anti-Trump' Forum.
Why not propose an " I LOVE Trump Forum" wherein you nitwits can masturbate to your heart's content?
It's why i've proposed USMB create an 'Anti-Trump' Forum.
Why not propose an " I LOVE Trump Forum" wherein you nitwits can masturbate to your heart's content?
Fair enough. Y'all haters need a place to hang full time. I mean seriously, we know you hate Donald Trump. You've started a hundred threads since Election Day, stating that. We get it. We don't need all the thread-starter flooding.
It's why i've proposed USMB create an 'Anti-Trump' Forum.
Why not propose an " I LOVE Trump Forum" wherein you nitwits can masturbate to your heart's content?
Fair enough. Y'all haters need a place to hang full time. I mean seriously, we know you hate Donald Trump. You've started a hundred threads since Election Day, stating that. We get it. We don't need all the thread-starter flooding.
This thread (and many others) simply UNDERSCORE Trump's hypocrisy and lies....If you do NOT want to read them, go take a nap.
You're flooding the Forum with repetitive gibberish. It isn't right. You hate Donald Trump, we get it. How many more times and ways can you tell us that?
No, i think it's embarrassing that so many people believe him when he say's "believe me"... Trump is one of the most transparent marketers that i've ever seen, everything he does is a tactic that you can read about in his book (that he didn't even write) The Art of the Deal. I'll say that he is brilliant in what he does because it has been so effective. I am very surprised that it was so effective though, just shows how far one can get by telling people that a microwaved piece of shit, is a delicious tasting delicacy...Thats not what the election is about for us... Thats exactly what the election was about for Trump. Remember, he is a winner, he does what he needs to do to win.
So, the possibility that he is NOT a [financial} winner doesn't bother you....You must be one of those Trump nitwits who actually salivates whenever trump ends his bullshit with "....believe me...."
What does your post have to do with something I never said.I bet your happier than a pig in mud that your prediction that Hillary would win the election didn't come true.
You wouldn't have been able to post this thread.
What does your post have to do with Trump spewing bullshit?
No, i think it's embarrassing that so many people believe him when he say's "believe me"... Trump is one of the most transparent marketers that i've ever seen, everything he does is a tactic that you can read about in his book (that he didn't even write) The Art of the Deal. I'll say that he is brilliant in what he does because it has been so effective. I am very surprised that it was so effective though, just shows how far one can get by telling people that a microwaved piece of shit, is a delicious tasting delicacy...Thats not what the election is about for us... Thats exactly what the election was about for Trump. Remember, he is a winner, he does what he needs to do to win.
So, the possibility that he is NOT a [financial} winner doesn't bother you....You must be one of those Trump nitwits who actually salivates whenever trump ends his bullshit with "....believe me...."
Trump stated:
“The only one that cares about my tax returns are the reporters. … You learn very little to a tax return.”
Trump is wrong on both counts. A Pew Research Center poll conducted Jan. 4 to 9 found that 60 percent of Americans believed Trump has a responsibility to release his tax returns.
Meanwhile, tax experts say that tax returns provide insight about a person’s finances in several key areas.
First, the tax return reveals a person’s annual income. A person’s net worth is not disclosed, but voters would gain an understanding of a person’s cash flow. Second, voters would understand the sources of a person’s income, such as how much comes from certain businesses, speeches, dividends, capital gains and so forth.
Third, a tax return would disclose how much a person gives to charity. Mitt Romney gave almost $2.3 million to charity in 2011, while Bill and Hillary Clinton gave $3 million to charity in 2014. We know these figures because of information in their tax returns.
Trump claims he has given $102 million to charity in the past five years, but a Post investigation found not a cent in actual cash — mostly just free rounds of golf, given away by his courses for charity auctions and raffles. Trump’s tax return would clear up exactly how much he has really given to charity — indeed, whether he has given anything at all.
Fourth, a tax return would reveal how aggressive Trump has been on his taxes. There is no black-and-white approach to taxes; there are many gray areas subject to interpretation, especially regarding deductions. Trump frequently suggests that he knows how to game the system, so voters would learn whether he takes the same approach to his taxes.
Finally, the tax returns would disclose what percentage of Trump’s income actually goes to taxes.
Fact-checking President-elect Trump’s news conference
Trump stated:
“The only one that cares about my tax returns are the reporters. … You learn very little to a tax return.”
Trump is wrong on both counts. A Pew Research Center poll conducted Jan. 4 to 9 found that 60 percent of Americans believed Trump has a responsibility to release his tax returns.
Meanwhile, tax experts say that tax returns provide insight about a person’s finances in several key areas.
First, the tax return reveals a person’s annual income. A person’s net worth is not disclosed, but voters would gain an understanding of a person’s cash flow. Second, voters would understand the sources of a person’s income, such as how much comes from certain businesses, speeches, dividends, capital gains and so forth.
Third, a tax return would disclose how much a person gives to charity. Mitt Romney gave almost $2.3 million to charity in 2011, while Bill and Hillary Clinton gave $3 million to charity in 2014. We know these figures because of information in their tax returns.
Trump claims he has given $102 million to charity in the past five years, but a Post investigation found not a cent in actual cash — mostly just free rounds of golf, given away by his courses for charity auctions and raffles. Trump’s tax return would clear up exactly how much he has really given to charity — indeed, whether he has given anything at all.
Fourth, a tax return would reveal how aggressive Trump has been on his taxes. There is no black-and-white approach to taxes; there are many gray areas subject to interpretation, especially regarding deductions. Trump frequently suggests that he knows how to game the system, so voters would learn whether he takes the same approach to his taxes.
Finally, the tax returns would disclose what percentage of Trump’s income actually goes to taxes.
Fact-checking President-elect Trump’s news conference
It's exhausting fact-checking the compulsive like and now sexual deviant -- Trump.
Or maybe people who lie should be called out on both sides.Trump stated:
“The only one that cares about my tax returns are the reporters. … You learn very little to a tax return.”
Trump is wrong on both counts. A Pew Research Center poll conducted Jan. 4 to 9 found that 60 percent of Americans believed Trump has a responsibility to release his tax returns.
Meanwhile, tax experts say that tax returns provide insight about a person’s finances in several key areas.
First, the tax return reveals a person’s annual income. A person’s net worth is not disclosed, but voters would gain an understanding of a person’s cash flow. Second, voters would understand the sources of a person’s income, such as how much comes from certain businesses, speeches, dividends, capital gains and so forth.
Third, a tax return would disclose how much a person gives to charity. Mitt Romney gave almost $2.3 million to charity in 2011, while Bill and Hillary Clinton gave $3 million to charity in 2014. We know these figures because of information in their tax returns.
Trump claims he has given $102 million to charity in the past five years, but a Post investigation found not a cent in actual cash — mostly just free rounds of golf, given away by his courses for charity auctions and raffles. Trump’s tax return would clear up exactly how much he has really given to charity — indeed, whether he has given anything at all.
Fourth, a tax return would reveal how aggressive Trump has been on his taxes. There is no black-and-white approach to taxes; there are many gray areas subject to interpretation, especially regarding deductions. Trump frequently suggests that he knows how to game the system, so voters would learn whether he takes the same approach to his taxes.
Finally, the tax returns would disclose what percentage of Trump’s income actually goes to taxes.
Fact-checking President-elect Trump’s news conference
It's exhausting fact-checking the compulsive like and now sexual deviant -- Trump.
Ha, that's your BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talking. Democrats love lying and sexual deviancy. So if what you claim is true, you should be a big Trump supporter. Or are you just lying because you're suffering with BHDS? Which is it, kid?
Ha, that's your BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talking. Democrats love lying and sexual deviancy. So if what you claim is true, you should be a big Trump supporter. Or are you just lying because you're suffering with BHDS? Which is it, kid?
Or maybe people who lie should be called out on both sides.Trump stated:
“The only one that cares about my tax returns are the reporters. … You learn very little to a tax return.”
Trump is wrong on both counts. A Pew Research Center poll conducted Jan. 4 to 9 found that 60 percent of Americans believed Trump has a responsibility to release his tax returns.
Meanwhile, tax experts say that tax returns provide insight about a person’s finances in several key areas.
First, the tax return reveals a person’s annual income. A person’s net worth is not disclosed, but voters would gain an understanding of a person’s cash flow. Second, voters would understand the sources of a person’s income, such as how much comes from certain businesses, speeches, dividends, capital gains and so forth.
Third, a tax return would disclose how much a person gives to charity. Mitt Romney gave almost $2.3 million to charity in 2011, while Bill and Hillary Clinton gave $3 million to charity in 2014. We know these figures because of information in their tax returns.
Trump claims he has given $102 million to charity in the past five years, but a Post investigation found not a cent in actual cash — mostly just free rounds of golf, given away by his courses for charity auctions and raffles. Trump’s tax return would clear up exactly how much he has really given to charity — indeed, whether he has given anything at all.
Fourth, a tax return would reveal how aggressive Trump has been on his taxes. There is no black-and-white approach to taxes; there are many gray areas subject to interpretation, especially regarding deductions. Trump frequently suggests that he knows how to game the system, so voters would learn whether he takes the same approach to his taxes.
Finally, the tax returns would disclose what percentage of Trump’s income actually goes to taxes.
Fact-checking President-elect Trump’s news conference
It's exhausting fact-checking the compulsive like and now sexual deviant -- Trump.
Ha, that's your BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talking. Democrats love lying and sexual deviancy. So if what you claim is true, you should be a big Trump supporter. Or are you just lying because you're suffering with BHDS? Which is it, kid?
Ha, that's your BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talking. Democrats love lying and sexual deviancy. So if what you claim is true, you should be a big Trump supporter. Or are you just lying because you're suffering with BHDS? Which is it, kid?
The above is what passes for right wing intelligentsia.....the level of objective "scrutiny" that one finds among half-brained Trump supporters
Yeah, we can bitch about blind partisans all day, but who really gives a shit what those people think?. They don't talk about facts, are not objective, and only seek to progress their agenda. Both sides are polluted with them. The rest of the rational majority should seek a higher standard.Or maybe people who lie should be called out on both sides.Trump stated:
“The only one that cares about my tax returns are the reporters. … You learn very little to a tax return.”
Trump is wrong on both counts. A Pew Research Center poll conducted Jan. 4 to 9 found that 60 percent of Americans believed Trump has a responsibility to release his tax returns.
Meanwhile, tax experts say that tax returns provide insight about a person’s finances in several key areas.
First, the tax return reveals a person’s annual income. A person’s net worth is not disclosed, but voters would gain an understanding of a person’s cash flow. Second, voters would understand the sources of a person’s income, such as how much comes from certain businesses, speeches, dividends, capital gains and so forth.
Third, a tax return would disclose how much a person gives to charity. Mitt Romney gave almost $2.3 million to charity in 2011, while Bill and Hillary Clinton gave $3 million to charity in 2014. We know these figures because of information in their tax returns.
Trump claims he has given $102 million to charity in the past five years, but a Post investigation found not a cent in actual cash — mostly just free rounds of golf, given away by his courses for charity auctions and raffles. Trump’s tax return would clear up exactly how much he has really given to charity — indeed, whether he has given anything at all.
Fourth, a tax return would reveal how aggressive Trump has been on his taxes. There is no black-and-white approach to taxes; there are many gray areas subject to interpretation, especially regarding deductions. Trump frequently suggests that he knows how to game the system, so voters would learn whether he takes the same approach to his taxes.
Finally, the tax returns would disclose what percentage of Trump’s income actually goes to taxes.
Fact-checking President-elect Trump’s news conference
It's exhausting fact-checking the compulsive like and now sexual deviant -- Trump.
Ha, that's your BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talking. Democrats love lying and sexual deviancy. So if what you claim is true, you should be a big Trump supporter. Or are you just lying because you're suffering with BHDS? Which is it, kid?
Come on, Slick Willy was fuckin interns in the Oval Office. Democrats defended him and even applauded him. But now all of sudden, they're so opposed to sexual deviancy? Why is that? Because of the 'R' in front of Trump's name? Lying and sexual deviancy has never bothered Democrats before. So i'll have to call Bullshit on em. It's just their BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talkin. They're sick.
Yeah, we can bitch about blind partisans all day, but who really gives a shit what those people think?. They don't talk about facts, are not objective, and only seek to progress their agenda. Both sides are polluted with them. The rest of the rational majority should seek a higher standard.Or maybe people who lie should be called out on both sides.Trump stated:
“The only one that cares about my tax returns are the reporters. … You learn very little to a tax return.”
Trump is wrong on both counts. A Pew Research Center poll conducted Jan. 4 to 9 found that 60 percent of Americans believed Trump has a responsibility to release his tax returns.
Meanwhile, tax experts say that tax returns provide insight about a person’s finances in several key areas.
First, the tax return reveals a person’s annual income. A person’s net worth is not disclosed, but voters would gain an understanding of a person’s cash flow. Second, voters would understand the sources of a person’s income, such as how much comes from certain businesses, speeches, dividends, capital gains and so forth.
Third, a tax return would disclose how much a person gives to charity. Mitt Romney gave almost $2.3 million to charity in 2011, while Bill and Hillary Clinton gave $3 million to charity in 2014. We know these figures because of information in their tax returns.
Trump claims he has given $102 million to charity in the past five years, but a Post investigation found not a cent in actual cash — mostly just free rounds of golf, given away by his courses for charity auctions and raffles. Trump’s tax return would clear up exactly how much he has really given to charity — indeed, whether he has given anything at all.
Fourth, a tax return would reveal how aggressive Trump has been on his taxes. There is no black-and-white approach to taxes; there are many gray areas subject to interpretation, especially regarding deductions. Trump frequently suggests that he knows how to game the system, so voters would learn whether he takes the same approach to his taxes.
Finally, the tax returns would disclose what percentage of Trump’s income actually goes to taxes.
Fact-checking President-elect Trump’s news conference
It's exhausting fact-checking the compulsive like and now sexual deviant -- Trump.
Ha, that's your BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talking. Democrats love lying and sexual deviancy. So if what you claim is true, you should be a big Trump supporter. Or are you just lying because you're suffering with BHDS? Which is it, kid?
Come on, Slick Willy was fuckin interns in the Oval Office. Democrats defended him and even applauded him. But now all of sudden, they're so opposed to sexual deviancy? Why is that? Because of the 'R' in front of Trump's name? Lying and sexual deviancy has never bothered Democrats before. So i'll have to call Bullshit on em. It's just their BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talkin. They're sick.
Excusing Trumps actions with the excuse that "Bill did it" does not fly
Trump sends out lies and distortions of the truth on almost a daily basis with his twitter feed... as for his sexual past, he has been accused of the same type of stuff as Slick Willy and is in record saying and doing a plethora of inappropriate things about women. My question is, why do you deny what's in black and white?Yeah, we can bitch about blind partisans all day, but who really gives a shit what those people think?. They don't talk about facts, are not objective, and only seek to progress their agenda. Both sides are polluted with them. The rest of the rational majority should seek a higher standard.Or maybe people who lie should be called out on both sides.It's exhausting fact-checking the compulsive like and now sexual deviant -- Trump.
Ha, that's your BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talking. Democrats love lying and sexual deviancy. So if what you claim is true, you should be a big Trump supporter. Or are you just lying because you're suffering with BHDS? Which is it, kid?
Come on, Slick Willy was fuckin interns in the Oval Office. Democrats defended him and even applauded him. But now all of sudden, they're so opposed to sexual deviancy? Why is that? Because of the 'R' in front of Trump's name? Lying and sexual deviancy has never bothered Democrats before. So i'll have to call Bullshit on em. It's just their BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talkin. They're sick.
Excusing Trumps actions with the excuse that "Bill did it" does not fly
Sounds nice, except Trump didn't 'do' anything. He hasn't even been sworn in as President yet. Their 'Golden Shower' farce is a disgrace. I believe in Karma though. It's gonna come back around on those Democrats who concocted it.
Trump sends out lies and distortions of the truth on almost a daily basis with his twitter feed... as for his sexual past, he has been accused of the same type of stuff as Slick Willy and is in record saying and doing a plethora of inappropriate things about women. My question is, why do you deny what's in black and white?Yeah, we can bitch about blind partisans all day, but who really gives a shit what those people think?. They don't talk about facts, are not objective, and only seek to progress their agenda. Both sides are polluted with them. The rest of the rational majority should seek a higher standard.Or maybe people who lie should be called out on both sides.Ha, that's your BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talking. Democrats love lying and sexual deviancy. So if what you claim is true, you should be a big Trump supporter. Or are you just lying because you're suffering with BHDS? Which is it, kid?
Come on, Slick Willy was fuckin interns in the Oval Office. Democrats defended him and even applauded him. But now all of sudden, they're so opposed to sexual deviancy? Why is that? Because of the 'R' in front of Trump's name? Lying and sexual deviancy has never bothered Democrats before. So i'll have to call Bullshit on em. It's just their BHDS (Butt Hurt Derangement Syndrome) talkin. They're sick.
Excusing Trumps actions with the excuse that "Bill did it" does not fly
Sounds nice, except Trump didn't 'do' anything. He hasn't even been sworn in as President yet. Their 'Golden Shower' farce is a disgrace. I believe in Karma though. It's gonna come back around on those Democrats who concocted it.
I'd have much more respect for Trump supporters if they were honest and said that they don't agree with a lot of Trumps sexual past and recognize his exaggerated propaganda but they have confidence in his ability to institute better policies for our country and are thus ignoring the bad and focusing on the good. That is the reality of the situation
Anyone who wants to see Trumps or anyone's tax returns is a dumbazz.Trump stated:
“The only one that cares about my tax returns are the reporters. … You learn very little to a tax return.”
Trump is wrong on both counts. A Pew Research Center poll conducted Jan. 4 to 9 found that 60 percent of Americans believed Trump has a responsibility to release his tax returns.
Meanwhile, tax experts say that tax returns provide insight about a person’s finances in several key areas.
First, the tax return reveals a person’s annual income. A person’s net worth is not disclosed, but voters would gain an understanding of a person’s cash flow. Second, voters would understand the sources of a person’s income, such as how much comes from certain businesses, speeches, dividends, capital gains and so forth.
Third, a tax return would disclose how much a person gives to charity. Mitt Romney gave almost $2.3 million to charity in 2011, while Bill and Hillary Clinton gave $3 million to charity in 2014. We know these figures because of information in their tax returns.
Trump claims he has given $102 million to charity in the past five years, but a Post investigation found not a cent in actual cash — mostly just free rounds of golf, given away by his courses for charity auctions and raffles. Trump’s tax return would clear up exactly how much he has really given to charity — indeed, whether he has given anything at all.
Fourth, a tax return would reveal how aggressive Trump has been on his taxes. There is no black-and-white approach to taxes; there are many gray areas subject to interpretation, especially regarding deductions. Trump frequently suggests that he knows how to game the system, so voters would learn whether he takes the same approach to his taxes.
Finally, the tax returns would disclose what percentage of Trump’s income actually goes to taxes.
Fact-checking President-elect Trump’s news conference
