Trump Sues to Block Release of his Financials

[Cellblock2429]

What is our President trying to hide?

His corruptness.

/-----/ "His corruptness."
And you're basing that charge on returns you haven't seen?

 

[Cellblock2429]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Trumps financials are his business and only his business

Trumps financials are his business and only his business

Not since he moved into the White House.

Buyers tied to Russia, former Soviet republics paid $109 million cash for Trump properties

"Buyers connected to Russia or former Soviet republics made 86 all-cash sales — totaling nearly $109 million — at 10 Trump-branded properties in South Florida and New York City, according to a new analysis shared with McClatchy. Many of them made purchases using shell companies designed to obscure their identities."

Americans are entitled to know if Trump is conducting business in the national interest or in the interests of Trump, Inc.

What's your guess?

/——/ My guess is you’ll never admit Hildabeast lost because she ran a lousy campaign.

/——/ My guess is you’ll never admit Hildabeast lost because she ran a lousy campaign

My guess is you were gullible enough to "choose" between Trump OR Hillary?

/----/ "My guess is you were gullible enough to "choose" between Trump OR Hillary?"
Hildabeast gave me no reason to vote for her. That cackling bitch has been an annoyance since she first set foot in the White House and tried to ram Hillarycare down our throats.

 

[Maxdeath]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Trumps financials are his business and only his business

Trumps financials are his business and only his business

Not since he moved into the White House.

Buyers tied to Russia, former Soviet republics paid $109 million cash for Trump properties

"Buyers connected to Russia or former Soviet republics made 86 all-cash sales — totaling nearly $109 million — at 10 Trump-branded properties in South Florida and New York City, according to a new analysis shared with McClatchy. Many of them made purchases using shell companies designed to obscure their identities."

Americans are entitled to know if Trump is conducting business in the national interest or in the interests of Trump, Inc.

What's your guess?

/——/ My guess is you’ll never admit Hildabeast lost because she ran a lousy campaign.

/——/ My guess is you’ll never admit Hildabeast lost because she ran a lousy campaign

My guess is you were gullible enough to "choose" between Trump OR Hillary?

/----/ "My guess is you were gullible enough to "choose" between Trump OR Hillary?"
Hildabeast gave me no reason to vote for her. That cackling bitch has been an annoyance since she first set foot in the White House and tried to ram Hillarycare down our throats.

Anyone that can be in and around government so many years and not have a basic understanding of how classified information is denoted, handled and who may have access to it is literally to stupid to be voted into any office where that type of information is. Anyone that has such a bad memory that claims not to remember 32 times in one interview does not need anything but a rest home. Anyone that steals from the White House while claiming they did not know needs to be taught the difference between stealing and proper ethics. Anyone who calls half the voting public deplorables and think they are anything but deplorable is not needed in a position of power. In short she should never have been considered for president

 

[mudwhistle]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

 

[georgephillip]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

The rats are jumping ship.
Don't wait too long.
"The Mueller Report Was My Tipping Point
I was a Trump transition staffer, and I’ve seen enough. It’s time for impeachment.

8:22 AM ET
J. W. Verret
Professor of law at George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School...."

"The Mueller report was that tipping point for me, and it should be for Republican and independent voters, and for Republicans in Congress. In the face of a Department of Justice policy that prohibited him from indicting a sitting president, Mueller drafted what any reasonable reader would see as a referral to Congress to commence impeachment hearings."

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

 

[georgephillip]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Trumps financials are his business and only his business

Trumps financials are his business and only his business

Not since he moved into the White House.

Buyers tied to Russia, former Soviet republics paid $109 million cash for Trump properties

"Buyers connected to Russia or former Soviet republics made 86 all-cash sales — totaling nearly $109 million — at 10 Trump-branded properties in South Florida and New York City, according to a new analysis shared with McClatchy. Many of them made purchases using shell companies designed to obscure their identities."

Americans are entitled to know if Trump is conducting business in the national interest or in the interests of Trump, Inc.

What's your guess?

/——/ My guess is you’ll never admit Hildabeast lost because she ran a lousy campaign.

/——/ My guess is you’ll never admit Hildabeast lost because she ran a lousy campaign

My guess is you were gullible enough to "choose" between Trump OR Hillary?

/----/ "My guess is you were gullible enough to "choose" between Trump OR Hillary?"
Hildabeast gave me no reason to vote for her. That cackling bitch has been an annoyance since she first set foot in the White House and tried to ram Hillarycare down our throats.

"My guess is you were gullible enough to "choose" between Trump OR Hillary?"
Hildabeast gave me no reason to vote for her. That cackling bitch has been an annoyance since she first set foot in the White House and tried to ram Hillarycare down our throats

What "reason" did Trump provide to earn your support?

Honesty???
Every lie Trump has told as president, a very long list by the New York Times

 

[toomuchtime_]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

The rats are jumping ship.
Don't wait too long.
"The Mueller Report Was My Tipping Point
I was a Trump transition staffer, and I’ve seen enough. It’s time for impeachment.

8:22 AM ET
J. W. Verret
Professor of law at George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School...."

"The Mueller report was that tipping point for me, and it should be for Republican and independent voters, and for Republicans in Congress. In the face of a Department of Justice policy that prohibited him from indicting a sitting president, Mueller drafted what any reasonable reader would see as a referral to Congress to commence impeachment hearings."

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

So a disgruntled former staffer who admits hating Trump from the start takes one more shot at him, and this is big news to you?

 

[georgephillip]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

The rats are jumping ship.
Don't wait too long.
"The Mueller Report Was My Tipping Point
I was a Trump transition staffer, and I’ve seen enough. It’s time for impeachment.

8:22 AM ET
J. W. Verret
Professor of law at George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School...."

"The Mueller report was that tipping point for me, and it should be for Republican and independent voters, and for Republicans in Congress. In the face of a Department of Justice policy that prohibited him from indicting a sitting president, Mueller drafted what any reasonable reader would see as a referral to Congress to commence impeachment hearings."

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

So a disgruntled former staffer who admits hating Trump from the start takes one more shot at him, and this is big news to you?

So a disgruntled former staffer who admits hating Trump from the start takes one more shot at him, and this is big news to you

A life-long Republican who's served many different Republican administrations says Mueller's report tipped him towards impeachment:

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

"Let’s start at the end of this story. This weekend, I read Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report twice, and realized that enough was enough—I needed to do something.

"I’ve worked on every Republican presidential transition team for the past 10 years and recently served as counsel to the Republican-led House Financial Services Committee.

"My permanent job is as a law professor at the George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School, which is not political, but where my colleagues have held many prime spots in Republican administrations.

"If you think calling for the impeachment of a sitting Republican president would constitute career suicide for someone like me, you may end up being right. But I did exactly that this weekend, tweeting that it’s time to begin impeachment proceedings."

Has the "Red Don's" swamp made you oblivious to an ethical Republican's response to his corruption?

 

[toomuchtime_]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

The rats are jumping ship.
Don't wait too long.
"The Mueller Report Was My Tipping Point
I was a Trump transition staffer, and I’ve seen enough. It’s time for impeachment.

8:22 AM ET
J. W. Verret
Professor of law at George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School...."

"The Mueller report was that tipping point for me, and it should be for Republican and independent voters, and for Republicans in Congress. In the face of a Department of Justice policy that prohibited him from indicting a sitting president, Mueller drafted what any reasonable reader would see as a referral to Congress to commence impeachment hearings."

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

So a disgruntled former staffer who admits hating Trump from the start takes one more shot at him, and this is big news to you?

So a disgruntled former staffer who admits hating Trump from the start takes one more shot at him, and this is big news to you

A life-long Republican who's served many different Republican administrations says Mueller's report tipped him towards impeachment:

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

"Let’s start at the end of this story. This weekend, I read Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report twice, and realized that enough was enough—I needed to do something.

"I’ve worked on every Republican presidential transition team for the past 10 years and recently served as counsel to the Republican-led House Financial Services Committee.

"My permanent job is as a law professor at the George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School, which is not political, but where my colleagues have held many prime spots in Republican administrations.

"If you think calling for the impeachment of a sitting Republican president would constitute career suicide for someone like me, you may end up being right. But I did exactly that this weekend, tweeting that it’s time to begin impeachment proceedings."

Has the "Red Don's" swamp made you oblivious to an ethical Republican's response to his corruption?

This is the kind of bullshit you are reduced to posting when you have no evidence to support your biases.

 

[Billy_Bob]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

This is nothing more than a FISHING EXPEDITION...

In order for the House financial committee to obtain the tax records they must produce evidence of a crime and or legitimate legislative need. You have neither... You can now Fuck Off

 

[mudwhistle]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

The rats are jumping ship.
Don't wait too long.
"The Mueller Report Was My Tipping Point
I was a Trump transition staffer, and I’ve seen enough. It’s time for impeachment.

8:22 AM ET
J. W. Verret
Professor of law at George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School...."

"The Mueller report was that tipping point for me, and it should be for Republican and independent voters, and for Republicans in Congress. In the face of a Department of Justice policy that prohibited him from indicting a sitting president, Mueller drafted what any reasonable reader would see as a referral to Congress to commence impeachment hearings."

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

So a disgruntled former staffer who admits hating Trump from the start takes one more shot at him, and this is big news to you?

So a disgruntled former staffer who admits hating Trump from the start takes one more shot at him, and this is big news to you

A life-long Republican who's served many different Republican administrations says Mueller's report tipped him towards impeachment:

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

"Let’s start at the end of this story. This weekend, I read Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report twice, and realized that enough was enough—I needed to do something.

"I’ve worked on every Republican presidential transition team for the past 10 years and recently served as counsel to the Republican-led House Financial Services Committee.

"My permanent job is as a law professor at the George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School, which is not political, but where my colleagues have held many prime spots in Republican administrations.

"If you think calling for the impeachment of a sitting Republican president would constitute career suicide for someone like me, you may end up being right. But I did exactly that this weekend, tweeting that it’s time to begin impeachment proceedings."

Has the "Red Don's" swamp made you oblivious to an ethical Republican's response to his corruption?

I don't give a flying-fuck what some anonymous asshole says about Trump. We've been fed this horse dung for too long to fall for it any more.

 

[georgephillip]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

This is nothing more than a FISHING EXPEDITION...

In order for the House financial committee to obtain the tax records they must produce evidence of a crime and or legitimate legislative need. You have neither... You can now Fuck Off

In order for the House financial committee to obtain the tax records they must produce evidence of a crime and or legitimate legislative need. You have neither... You can now Fuck Off

Mnuchin postpones decision on handing over Trump tax returns

"The request for Trump's tax filings is but one of many oversight efforts launched by Democrats after taking back the House in last fall's midterms. Neal is relying on a 1920s-era law that says the IRS 'shall furnish' any tax return requested by the chairmen of key House and Senate committees."

In spite of what you're hearing in your echo chamber, Trump is NOT above the law (anymore)

 

[georgephillip]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

Hahaha ha......ever hear of the 4th Amendment???

Just cuz he's a Republican and POTUS, doesn't mean you have the right to go rooting around in his bank accounts without probable-cause.

The rats are jumping ship.
Don't wait too long.
"The Mueller Report Was My Tipping Point
I was a Trump transition staffer, and I’ve seen enough. It’s time for impeachment.

8:22 AM ET
J. W. Verret
Professor of law at George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School...."

"The Mueller report was that tipping point for me, and it should be for Republican and independent voters, and for Republicans in Congress. In the face of a Department of Justice policy that prohibited him from indicting a sitting president, Mueller drafted what any reasonable reader would see as a referral to Congress to commence impeachment hearings."

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

So a disgruntled former staffer who admits hating Trump from the start takes one more shot at him, and this is big news to you?

So a disgruntled former staffer who admits hating Trump from the start takes one more shot at him, and this is big news to you

A life-long Republican who's served many different Republican administrations says Mueller's report tipped him towards impeachment:

I Was a Trump Transition Staffer, and I’ve Seen Enough. It’s Time for Impeachment.

"Let’s start at the end of this story. This weekend, I read Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report twice, and realized that enough was enough—I needed to do something.

"I’ve worked on every Republican presidential transition team for the past 10 years and recently served as counsel to the Republican-led House Financial Services Committee.

"My permanent job is as a law professor at the George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School, which is not political, but where my colleagues have held many prime spots in Republican administrations.

"If you think calling for the impeachment of a sitting Republican president would constitute career suicide for someone like me, you may end up being right. But I did exactly that this weekend, tweeting that it’s time to begin impeachment proceedings."

Has the "Red Don's" swamp made you oblivious to an ethical Republican's response to his corruption?

I don't give a flying-fuck what some anonymous asshole says about Trump. We've been fed this horse dung for too long to fall for it any more.

I don't give a flying-fuck what some anonymous asshole says about Trump. We've been fed this horse dung for too long to fall for it any more.

How would you characterize Trump's message over his entire life?

Barbara Bush saw Trump as a 'symbol of greed'

 

[theHawk]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

I hate to break it to you, but members of Congress don’t have rights to people’s financial and business records. If a law is broken, it’s up to law enforcement or the FBI to investigate, not some community organizers who worship Karl Marx.

 

[lantern2814]

The jealousy seems to be running strong with someone here. Again, Congress has NO legal right to Trump's tax returns. They have NO legal reason to get them. What part of that do you seem to be having trouble with?

 

[georgephillip]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

I hate to break it to you, but members of Congress don’t have rights to people’s financial and business records. If a law is broken, it’s up to law enforcement or the FBI to investigate, not some community organizers who worship Karl Marx.

I hate to break it to you, but members of Congress don’t have rights to people’s financial and business records. If a law is broken, it’s up to law enforcement or the FBI to investigate, not some community organizers who worship Karl Marx.

The 1924 law Dems may tap to see Trump's tax returns - CNNPolitics

"Donald Trump has reneged on a promise he made nearly four years ago to release his tax returns publicly. By keeping his returns hidden, he has broken the precedent every president and major party nominee for president has followed over the past 40 years. His actions also heighten concerns about what he could be hiding...."

"But the law could not be clearer: Congress’ tax committees have the authority to obtain Trump’s tax returns on request—and the U.S. Treasury Department has no basis for refusing. Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin would be violating the law if he directs the IRS to stonewall Congress."

President Trump Cannot Hide His Tax Returns From Congress - Center for American Progress

 

[Slyhunter]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

I hate to break it to you, but members of Congress don’t have rights to people’s financial and business records. If a law is broken, it’s up to law enforcement or the FBI to investigate, not some community organizers who worship Karl Marx.

I hate to break it to you, but members of Congress don’t have rights to people’s financial and business records. If a law is broken, it’s up to law enforcement or the FBI to investigate, not some community organizers who worship Karl Marx.

The 1924 law Dems may tap to see Trump's tax returns - CNNPolitics

"Donald Trump has reneged on a promise he made nearly four years ago to release his tax returns publicly. By keeping his returns hidden, he has broken the precedent every president and major party nominee for president has followed over the past 40 years. His actions also heighten concerns about what he could be hiding...."

"But the law could not be clearer: Congress’ tax committees have the authority to obtain Trump’s tax returns on request—and the U.S. Treasury Department has no basis for refusing. Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin would be violating the law if he directs the IRS to stonewall Congress."

President Trump Cannot Hide His Tax Returns From Congress - Center for American Progress

violates his privacy rights.

 

[georgephillip]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

I hate to break it to you, but members of Congress don’t have rights to people’s financial and business records. If a law is broken, it’s up to law enforcement or the FBI to investigate, not some community organizers who worship Karl Marx.

I hate to break it to you, but members of Congress don’t have rights to people’s financial and business records. If a law is broken, it’s up to law enforcement or the FBI to investigate, not some community organizers who worship Karl Marx.

The 1924 law Dems may tap to see Trump's tax returns - CNNPolitics

"Donald Trump has reneged on a promise he made nearly four years ago to release his tax returns publicly. By keeping his returns hidden, he has broken the precedent every president and major party nominee for president has followed over the past 40 years. His actions also heighten concerns about what he could be hiding...."

"But the law could not be clearer: Congress’ tax committees have the authority to obtain Trump’s tax returns on request—and the U.S. Treasury Department has no basis for refusing. Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin would be violating the law if he directs the IRS to stonewall Congress."

President Trump Cannot Hide His Tax Returns From Congress - Center for American Progress

violates his privacy rights.

violates his privacy rights.

His privacy rights don't extend to legitimate investigations of money laundering charges anymore than yours or mine.
26 U.S. Code § 6103 - Confidentiality and disclosure of returns and return information

 

[Billy_Bob]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

This is nothing more than a FISHING EXPEDITION...

In order for the House financial committee to obtain the tax records they must produce evidence of a crime and or legitimate legislative need. You have neither... You can now Fuck Off

In order for the House financial committee to obtain the tax records they must produce evidence of a crime and or legitimate legislative need. You have neither... You can now Fuck Off

Mnuchin postpones decision on handing over Trump tax returns

"The request for Trump's tax filings is but one of many oversight efforts launched by Democrats after taking back the House in last fall's midterms. Neal is relying on a 1920s-era law that says the IRS 'shall furnish' any tax return requested by the chairmen of key House and Senate committees."

In spite of what you're hearing in your echo chamber, Trump is NOT above the law (anymore)

Bwhaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

There are requirements/rules that must be followed. You cant just say you want to see them you fucking idiot!

 

[Slyhunter]

Why Is Trump So Worried About His Finances Going Public? – Rolling Stone

"On Monday, the president went so far as to sue House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), as well as his own accounting firm, in an attempt to block a subpoena of Trump’s accounting firm...."

"Cummings initially wrote Mazers USA, the accounting firm in question, seeking Trump’s financial records on March 20th, weeks after the president’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, testified publicly before the Oversight Committee that Trump had lied about his finances in an effort to mislead lenders.

"The company responded, Cummings said, by requesting a 'friendly' subpoena to formalize the process, after which it planned to comply with Congress.

"Last week, Trump’s attorneys tried to pressure Mazers USA into not honoring a subpoena from Cummings, writing that it 'would not be valid or enforceable.'"

Ready for the good part?

Trump wants Democrats to pay his legal bills in this obfuscation.

Is it simply taken for granted that this president holds himself above all legal accountability and Republicans will inevitably support him to the hilt?

I hate to break it to you, but members of Congress don’t have rights to people’s financial and business records. If a law is broken, it’s up to law enforcement or the FBI to investigate, not some community organizers who worship Karl Marx.

I hate to break it to you, but members of Congress don’t have rights to people’s financial and business records. If a law is broken, it’s up to law enforcement or the FBI to investigate, not some community organizers who worship Karl Marx.

The 1924 law Dems may tap to see Trump's tax returns - CNNPolitics

"Donald Trump has reneged on a promise he made nearly four years ago to release his tax returns publicly. By keeping his returns hidden, he has broken the precedent every president and major party nominee for president has followed over the past 40 years. His actions also heighten concerns about what he could be hiding...."

"But the law could not be clearer: Congress’ tax committees have the authority to obtain Trump’s tax returns on request—and the U.S. Treasury Department has no basis for refusing. Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin would be violating the law if he directs the IRS to stonewall Congress."

President Trump Cannot Hide His Tax Returns From Congress - Center for American Progress

violates his privacy rights.

violates his privacy rights.

His privacy rights don't extend to legitimate investigations of money laundering charges anymore than yours or mine.
26 U.S. Code § 6103 - Confidentiality and disclosure of returns and return information

What evidence do they have of money laundering, or are they fishing for criminal activity. If their fishing then they could go into anyone's Tax Records including yours and mine.