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Oh Donald, Al Capone has some advise for you.
Most troubling to me is he had income streams from like a dozen different countries throughout his time in office. >

And he said over and over and over he didn't. >

Can’t believe he’d just lie to the American people /s >

He lied to America people all of his life >

"Donate to charity" is rich people talk for "funneling money through my dodgy foundation back to myself and friends." >

He couldn't even keep his promise to faithfully execute the laws of the nation, but he's totally going to keep those campaign promises! >

No, only idiots still have “questions” at this point. Observers of the obvious were talking about this 5 years ago. >

Anyone is shocked about this? The conman fascist is the liar and fraudster. He is everything he has been accusing of others!
"That report found that the Internal Revenue Service started a mandatory audit for only one of the former president’s tax returns during his administration, during 2016. The report also stated that he made large sums of money sent to his children that could actually be gifts but were designated as loans to avoid a gift tax.
Trump made zero charitable contributions in his final year as president. The former president’s lack of charitable donations with his own money became a sourcey of scrutiny during his 2016 presidential campaign. At the same time, when Mr Trump ran for president, he said he would donate his presidential salary to charity. But in 2020, the former president did not give any money to charity in 2020.
He claimed that a Chinese bank account he'd maintained for business purposes had been closed before his run for the presidency, and that, as he and his press secretary, Sean Spicer, said in 2017, he would donate every cent of what was left of his taxpayer-funded $400,000 per year salary to charity. But Trump claimed taxable income or losses in China, Israel, Canda and other foreign countries. Mr Trump had foreign bank accounts in China, the UK, Ireland and St Maarten during his time at the White House. In his first year in office he paid more tax abroad than in the US.
On a debate stage before Fox News' Chris Wallace, Trump said he paid "millions of dollars" in taxes for 2016 and 2017, when he actually paid far less, reviving highly scrutinized claims that he prepaid those millions of dollars in taxes. Tax returns throughout his presidency show that Trump reported large losses he carried forward to all but eliminate his tax burden, including a $105 million loss in 2015 and a $73 million loss in 2016. Four years later, Trump claimed a refund of roughly $5.5 million." >

I'd be more shocked if he faced any consequences for this shit. >

True, he keeps getting away with everything! >

Anyone who has been paying attention knows that *everything* Mt Trump has said over the past 6+ years is BS. At this point I think it would be easier to keep a list of factual statements, given that I'm guessing this to be less than a page long.