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(already posted in the thread emoji) * eleventythey would not be violating the law, as it allows them to vote to make them public.Ok, I didnt read that in the law, but then I'm no law expert. I had assumed that the secrecy provision meant confidentiality unless authorized release was granted by the person whom the tax returns belonged to.But, the committee that requests and receives Trump's tax returns can simply vote to make them public . So the legal hurdles being tossed about in this thread are kind of moot.This means any information gained there can never be disclosed to anyone not in the session, nor the public.
I was unaware that Congress could vote to violate the law and bypass the secrecy conditions.
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Wrong again, commie, your link didn't say what you claim. Reading is fundamental. LMAO
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