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He said the release of his return documents for the years 2015 to 2020 will “lead to horrible things for so many people” and cause divisions in the US to “grow far worse”.

Lol. >

Criminal says what?
Every president releases their tax returns, and it helps the American people evaluate their candidates.  The only thing causing divisions to grow far worse is Trump himself. >


Criminal says what?

What? >

Interesting. I always thought the proper answer to “X says what?” was “what?”. >

Then you're an X. You're a quick study! I'm proud of you : ) >

Yep. That was my point. You are catching on. >


In a statement, Mr Trump said the Democrats who control the House until the 118th Congress convenes on 3 January “should have never done it” and the US Supreme Court “should have never approved” the committee’s request for the returns, which was the focus of a yearslong court battle that spanned Mr Trump’s own administration and the Biden administration.
He said the release of his return documents for the years 2015 to 2020 will “lead to horrible things for so many people” and cause divisions in the US to “grow far worse”.

To save you a click if you just want to know what he said. >

Thank you. I was pretty sure it was some self serving bull. >

that's his problem lately. he's whining about his personal problems like they're his supporters' problems. that's close to but not quite the same thing that made him popular >

His is popular among people who just can't let go of the idea that who they are, and not what they do, makes them special. 
He gave them permission to be giant assholes to everyone and not feel bad about it because "you are all very special". He convinced them he did this without consequence and hence they could do it without consequence.
Unfortunately, he didn't face 0 consequences because this works. He faced 0 consequences because it works for people who can afford to hire attorneys.
And now he's a loser, and the entire premise is falling apart. >

This honestly doesn’t make sense. He said he would love nothing more than to release his returns, but couldn’t because they were under audit. He made it sound like a burden. But now that they are no longer under audit and never were, he’s getting what he always wanted the most. Why is he making this sound like an attack? >

Yeah, he should get in front of the parade, and claim he is keeping his promise to release his taxes.   To whine and complain now just makes people know he has something in there that he's afraid for everyone to see. >

Trump brags about his skill in avoiding taxes while the rest of us pay taxes.  There's the centerpiece of his argument. >

People who care about their country, pay tax. >


He said the release of his return documents for the years 2015 to 2020 will “lead to horrible things for so many people”

This is an obvious threat, why the fuck is this traitor still walking around free to threaten the entire country, including the people investigating his crimes? >


why the fuck is this traitor still walking around free

Former presidents are above the law. Especially ones who still have a lot of political power. This is something every American needs to be aware of now going forward.
Turns out the president can literally attempt a coup and still be allowed to run again for the same position he attempted to destroy. Pretty wild stuff. >

I’d love to see Obama do some massive tax frauds and just get away with it lol >

Speaks out or, "whines, threatens, misspells, and lies uncontrollably" out about something? >

He was gonna release it like everyone else, why is he mad?!? He should be celebrating the audit is over right?!! >


“Congress should have never done it and the US Supreme Court should have never approved it..."

April 2011: "I'd love to give my tax returns."
May 2014: "I'll produce my tax returns, absolutely."
Feb 2016: "After the audit, no problem!"
May 2016: "I will release my tax returns when audit is complete" >

The "conservative" movement is only interested in their own perceived grievances (eg: brown people, trans people, non-christians), and they are not really all that interested in Trump's personal problems. >


He also claimed the documents show he has been “proudly successful” and illustrate the way he has “have been able to use depreciation and various other tax deductions as an incentive for creating thousands of jobs nd magnificent structures and enterprises”.

Why am I being a chump and being honest about my deductions and depreciation? Apparently I could be saving a fortune if I just started lying about those things. And then I can pat myself on the back for "creating jobs" when I spend the tax money on myself instead. 
Seriously, the worst part of the Trump legacy is he demonstrates that people can live above the law, so long as there's money to pay lawyers and fines. >

magnificent structures has me lol >

This fucker knows exactly what he is doing, he is very well aware of the power he wields over his suggestible baby-brained minions. In what world is releasing presidential tax returns - a tradition going back to Nixon until Trump refused - going to worsen divisions? I just don’t know how he is still allowed to rile up and provoke his base like this…we all know they are capable of violence if he tells them to commit it. >

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