meaner gene
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Actually it does. As the USSC ruled against Trump. Once his private information was given to a third party, they were ceded to a third party, who is subject to subpoena as ordinary business records.Nope. The 4th amendment makes an exception for subpoenas, and having your taxes done by someone else doesn't invalidate your 4th Amendment rights.
All you proved is that you're a total dumbass.