It would easily be pushed aside if he would show his tax returns, as other candidates have done.   I'd like only to know the truth.    Both sides are guessing on what might be shown.   I have never questioned that his tax returns are legal.   

It does show that complexity and rules designed for those with great wealth, simply aren't a part of the options for most of us who live primarily on wages. 

Complexity is a cover for wealth, not just of Republicans.   The election has shown that the Democratic party is having no problem raising money under current campaign financing laws.   To take advantage of that wealth for campaign support, while saying it is corrupt, is really hypocritical.

Neither party will give up the right to create new tax's, or tax avoidance, as a tool to gain favor with powerful interest groups.

It's a pity that smaller parties, often the first to recognize the need for reform, aren't allowed to participate in governance in any significant way.