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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.
"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