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buttery-male-biden-ghazi!
"No collusion" my ass. Traitorous imbecile. >

I prefer “Degenerate Clown” myself but Traitorous Imbecile works too >

"No puppet, no puppet you're the puppet"

Donald Trump, 2016 >

I remember that moment so clearly. 
She called him out cold and all he could do was stutter and stammer like a humiliated 12 year old. >

He was called out on so much of his shit in those debates, and denied then often obfuscated and deflected it, that it is completely appalling he was elected President. He even said he would keep us in suspense when asked if he would accept election results and participate in the peaceful transfer of power. WTF PEOPLE >


Donald Trump’s tax returns show the former president received income from more than a dozen countries during his time in office, highlighting a string of potential conflicts of interest.

"potential conflicts of interest"
We know by now that when something with Trump looks bad, it's always even worse than it looks. >

How is that "potential" conflicts. Those are big fat red flag conflicts. "Let me return my presidential salary from the American people, I will be accepting foreign bribes instead" >

He didn't return his salary. He lied about that as well. >

The guy kept money that was supposed to go to veterans. It shocks me that people would actually believe that he’d donate one of the few sources of income that was rightfully his >

The guy stole money from a charity for kids w cancer FFS. He’s the motherfucking Scrooge. >

At least Scrooge had a change of heart. This is just evil on another level >

Mr. Burns evil? >

Like taking candy from a baby! >

This is why the American people need to see the taxes of our president.  We need to know who he might be beholden to and ensure his decisions are not influenced by his personal financial interests.
Of course, that's why every other president divests themselves of their business holdings.  Trump just wanted to grift more money for himself. >

I know it was amongst the least of his crimes but the golf trips to his resorts were just insane. >

Ripping off tax payers is pretty serious IMHO. >

I agree but it was just so out in the open and everyone was like, "welp, what're ya gonna do?" >

In 2017 people thought you were crazy for even bringing it up. >

Remember when Obama went golfing here and there, and conservatives lost their absolute fucking minds?
And then Trump does the same thing, but only 10x more often, and they say "meh, business deals are made on the golf course!  He's doing great!" >


the same thing,

Not the same at all; Trump went for 3 day weekends of golf at his golf properties, Obama took an afternoon off. >

At military golf courses, not public ones, so it would cost the taxpayers less, if I remember correctly. >

To be fair, I'm not super happy that my taxes build military golf courses either. >

It's public golf courses >


Donald Trump’s tax returns show the former president received income from more than a dozen countries during his time in office, highlighting a string of potential conflicts of interest.

This is what the emoluments clause in the constitution is specifically meant to prevent, by the way. >

It’s supposed to prevent a presidents  business from owning a golf course or hotel in another country? >

Why would he be receiving those income streams directly, instead of his business receiving them?
Are you confused or just happy to excuse all of his red flags? >

It never says he’s receiving them directly >

Uhh... they're income streams to him on his tax returns.
Why is that confusing to you? >

Yes, from his businesses. Which operate all over the world. It’s in the article. >

I want to know why I had to go through more financial and criminal scrutiny to be a call center employee than Trump did to become President. >

Exactly. >

In the first paragraph I was seeing indisputable Emoluments Clause violations.
The new SANTOS law should include a provision that a candidate must not be sworn into office if that would result in an instant Emoluments Clause violation. >

Why? Because US banks refused to do business with him after he made a habit of defaulting on loans and stiffing American workers who were hired for his "projects". >

Fun fact: Deutsch Bank was giving him loans to pay back debt he owed to Deutsch Bank. >

It is common to refinance a business loan that contains a balloon payment with the same lender. You get an extension of payments, new interest rate, etc. 
There’s a lot of shady stuff happening, but that in isolation is not one. >

You really think it’s good to have a President of the United States who does this sort of business?
Come on. 
He would not even pass a security clearance with these tax returns. >

I don't think the post above was stating that it is acceptable for the POTUS to be involved in this sort of business, just that it is not illegal, uncommon or nefarious in itself. >

Those intelligence services had to be salivating at the leverage they could reap. >

Do Jared and Ivanka next please. >

Lewd. >

That is fucking mind boggling.
That a president of the United states owns a business that deals with a corrupt foreign government and its corrupt partners in Iran.
How the fuck did anyone let this happen? >

Yo own the libs. Remember when conservatives were saying they'd rather be Russian than a Democrat? >

They still are saying that >

Bought and paid for. Not surprising, just good to finally have it out in public. >

To get a security clearance in the US, they look at your debt. If you seem corruptible they will literally deny your clearance. THIS is why. Remember this when some idiot with a million dollars spouts about how his rights are in danger. >

This is  really bad because the President can beholden to foreign powers >

He’s probably paid more taxes to foreign governments than the US government. >

A man came to me weeping, he said, with tears in his eyes, SIR, sir I just want you to know that these are the biggest, best, and most important c conflicts of interest I have ever seen, there have never been conflicts of interest like this, the biggest, most beautiful, bigliest conflicts of interest, the world has ever seen. >

You forgot, “…he hadn’t cried since he was a baby…” >

Haven’t read the article just yet, but I’m going to go out on a limb and guess many of those countries aren’t buddies with the US. >

These just show his reported income. He's argued for Americans to legally be able to give and receive bribes. >

I wonder how much came from Russia? >

It would either confirm the high possibility of a hooker pissing on a chair or prove he's a full on traitor (which is a big deal). 
Either way, it will be very interesting. >

Damn....so he a agent? >

What's the word for Dozen Agent? >

Duodecim agent >

Damn >

Satire at its finest. >

He’s not a billionaire but he is a crook. Just as we all suspected. >

IRS overlooked all of the glaringly obvious problems with Trump’s taxes but are still going after little people. The institution needs to be burned to the ground and completely remade. >

It needs to be fully funded so they have the tools and resources to go after the ultra-wealthy. >

News flash. The ultra wealthy are the ones that would need to approve the funding. >

look, I have Beautiful Tax Returns where I've made, and paid, many many billions in Taxes, with my many very Successful Businesses which have made we're talking Record Profits but also paid Record High Taxes thanks to Obama and Sleepy Joe just like they're doing to all of you.  right now as we speak Sleepy Joe is training Armed IRS Agents to go take down anyone who forgets to pay just One Penny in Taxes, it's Criminal what they've done, I had everything Perfect, we were lined up for a lot of Terms but then the Radical Left snuck up very viciously and assaulted and harassed Your President and there are a lot of people right now, really upset at what happened, and they're very very angry believe me. >

Love the idea, but these comments need a call and response, otherwise it's just noise.  
🏛🐎🏜🏥 >

I am not a "tax professional" but I have filed my fair share of taxes. This caught my attention too. In 2016, Trump declared about 17M of income on his 1040, about half business income and half interest. But on his "foreign tax credit" forms he declared 172M of gross income. I honestly don't really know what this means but does that mean that he earned $17M in the US and ten times that much internationally?
He did have what looks to be somewhat legitimate sources of international income such as the beauty pageants in the Philippines and other countries (never mind if sick corrupt sexual abusing shit happened, they appear to be legitimate businesses). But that doesn't explain the whole $172M, in one year, which is quite a lot of income.
I am assuming that a lot of people are looking at this and have been for years. I'm eager to see their analysis. >

Yea but... umm, Hunter Biden! >

b-b-but the laptop!!