It's not in the constitution it's just a tradition. As the Dems - found out after Harry Reid changed

Posted: Apr 12th, 2019 - 8:01 am In Reply to: The last president that didn't release his was - Richard Nixon.

traditions in the Senate, once a tradition is broken it is no longer a tradition.

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At least the democrats are doing what - many say they should do. (Views: 439, 2019-04-12, 7:34 am)
- I personally don't understand this obsession with Trump's - taxes. He's not in trouble with the IRS. (Views: 320, 2019-04-12, 7:46 am)
  - Nixon on jokes about using the IRS on his political - enemies. The Democrats including (Views: 222, 2019-04-12, 7:52 am)
  - The last president that didn't release his was - Richard Nixon. (Views: 292, 2019-04-12, 7:56 am)
    - It's not in the constitution it's just a tradition. As the Dems - found out after Harry Reid changed
    - If Congress is so interested in transparency, then they all - should release their taxes online. (Views: 363, 2019-04-12, 8:06 am)
      - It's not all about Trump. People have been - saying for years that (Views: 276, 2019-04-12, 8:24 am)
  - They are looking for something to embarrass him or hurt - him politically. It's a political maneuver. (Views: 328, 2019-04-12, 7:59 am)
  - This is not something most people care about. Illegal - immigration is at the top of the list, (Views: 254, 2019-04-12, 8:22 am)
  - True. They want to go on a fishing expedition through Trump's - tax returns. And then there will be (Views: 304, 2019-04-12, 9:01 am)
    - The problem with Trump's charity is that - he was taking out of it (Views: 255, 2019-04-12, 11:53 am)
- I want to see all 537 tax returns from Congress and how - many have gotten rich from insider (Views: 222, 2019-04-12, 7:55 am)
  - Well there you go, but I want to see Trump's - too. nm (Views: 270, 2019-04-12, 7:57 am)
- Question for NPR.....Why do we pay our tax money to - fund NPR? Can you not survive (Views: 261, 2019-04-12, 9:04 am)
  - Don't worry, Trump is trying to remove - funding from both of them (Views: 279, 2019-04-12, 9:17 am)
    - I have to admit, I don't like my taxes going to PBS, NPR, - and especially the NEA. (Views: 324, 2019-04-12, 9:25 am)
      - I most likely wouldn't be stunned at their - salaries. Have you ever (Views: 361, 2019-04-12, 9:30 am)
        The TV shows will not change. They will just have more private - donations and fund raisers. And yes, (Views: 294, 2019-04-12, 9:35 am)
      - Someone here the other day was complaining about the - budget, yet when things are done (Views: 300, 2019-04-12, 4:04 pm)
      - When the Corporation for Public Broadcasting was formed, - it was supposed to be nonprofit. (Views: 201, 2019-04-13, 6:23 am)
  - NPR gets a tiny, tiny amount of...SM - Anonon (Views: 229, 2019-04-13, 4:54 am)
    - Then they won't miss that tiny amount. - nm (Views: 216, 2019-04-13, 4:58 am)
      - You are absolutely correct...sm - Anonon (Views: 209, 2019-04-13, 5:06 am)
        Then make it a digital subscription, but I might add people - already pay for it in their cable or (Views: 155, 2019-04-13, 5:08 am)
        Not everybody pays for it...SM - Anonon (Views: 288, 2019-04-13, 5:26 am)
        No thanks, I got rid of cable TV years ago. I don't need - to "freeload" off you. My taxes (Views: 199, 2019-04-13, 5:51 am)
        I have BritBox and Acorn TV. They are both British - subscriptions and offer shows just (Views: 225, 2019-04-13, 5:59 am)
        Good for you...NM - Anonon (Views: 186, 2019-04-13, 2:30 pm)