Over the past two years, Americans have been subjected to a crash course in government and its discontents: from separation of powers and obstruction of justice to the fine points of collusion vs. conspiracy. Now, to understand last week’s New York Times report on President Donald Trump’s taxes, they need a new class: Commercial Real Estate, Finance, and Taxation 101.
Over the past two years, Americans have been subjected to a crash course in government and its discontents: from separation of powers and obstruction of justice to the fine points of collusion vs. conspiracy. Now, to understand last week’s New York Times report on President Donald Trump’s taxes, they need a new class: Commercial Real Estate, Finance, and Taxation 101.
Over the past two years, Americans have been subjected to a crash course in government and its discontents: from separation of powers and obstruction of justice to the fine points of collusion vs. conspiracy. Now, to understand last week’s New York Times report on President Donald Trump’s taxes, they need a new class: Commercial Real Estate, Finance, and Taxation 101.
Over the past two years, Americans have been subjected to a crash course in government and its discontents: from separation of powers and obstruction of justice to the fine points of collusion vs. conspiracy. Now, to understand last week’s New York Times report on President Donald Trump’s taxes, they need a new class: Commercial Real Estate, Finance, and Taxation 101.
Speaking of tax returns… President Donald Trump would just love to show you his. He said so this past Wednesday, April 10:
I would love to give them, but I’m not going to do it while I’m under audit…
Speaking of tax returns… President Donald Trump would just love to show you his. He said so this past Wednesday, April 10:
I would love to give them, but I’m not going to do it while I’m under audit…
Speaking of tax returns… President Donald Trump would just love to show you his. He said so this past Wednesday, April 10:
I would love to give them, but I’m not going to do it while I’m under audit…
With House Democrats making a push to get their hands on Donald Trump’s tax returns, there is an expectation among those wanting to see the president get toppled that these documents might constitute the smoking gun that will bring him down.
But instead of a silver bullet, it’s more likely that the tax returns will be a relative dud, and here is why: There is simply no way that they are complete and accurate.
With House Democrats making a push to get their hands on Donald Trump’s tax returns, there is an expectation among those wanting to see the president get toppled that these documents might constitute the smoking gun that will bring him down.
But instead of a silver bullet, it’s more likely that the tax returns will be a relative dud, and here is why: There is simply no way that they are complete and accurate.
With House Democrats making a push to get their hands on Donald Trump’s tax returns, there is an expectation among those wanting to see the president get toppled that these documents might constitute the smoking gun that will bring him down.
But instead of a silver bullet, it’s more likely that the tax returns will be a relative dud, and here is why: There is simply no way that they are complete and accurate.