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Donald Trump is an awful business man.
But he sure can spend huge wads of inherited cash fast.
His multiple bankruptcies did that for normal people. >

Honestly this was what I expected.
The main reason he didn’t want his tax returns released was that they show he’s no where near as rich as he’s made himself out to be for the last few decades. And to an egotistical troglodyte like Trump, this is far more important than any criminality. >

I always wondered why he never issued totally fabricated tax returns to the public. Seems like the easier, Trumpier thing to do. >

Wasn't there one year's tax return that was "released" that seemed to sort of show he paid taxes like everyone else? >

It must have been so embarrassing and I bet a lot of Republicans secretly are laughing about it too. >

In the past 10 years the only year he showed positive income was the one where he sold an investment his father gave him. He was 100% subsidized by his father for his entire life. FRED Trump was a billionaire at a time when there were almost no billionaires.
Trump would have been rich if he just held onto his father's invesentments and collected rent. Everything he did on his own failed.