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If Congress is so interested in transparency, then they all - should release their taxes online.

Posted: Apr 12th, 2019 - 8:06 am In Reply to: The last president that didn't release his was - Richard Nixon.

If Trump did something illegal, the IRS would have caught it... at the very least, since the Obama admin weaponized the IRS it would have been leaked by Lois Lerner.

The average US citizen has no clue how to interpret tax returns, especially for an annual return that spans thousands and thousands of pages for the hundreds of companies that Trump owns or partly-owns.

This is nothing more than a fishing expedition by the Democrats to try and see if they can find something... ANYTHING... to either embarrass the President.

If there was a smidgen of wrong doings in Trump's tax returns, would you not think that the IRS would be all over him like a homeless person after a hamburger? I can guarantee the IRS has scrutinized his returns over and over. They would have most certainly went after him before he defeated Hillary.

I hear New York is going after his state taxes. I hope Trump has lawyers ready for a lawsuit.

Dems need a Boogeyman to keep their followers inflamed.

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At least the democrats are doing what - many say they should do. (Views: 458, 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: 332, 2019-04-12, 7:46 am)
  - Nixon on jokes about using the IRS on his political - enemies. The Democrats including (Views: 241, 2019-04-12, 7:52 am)
  - The last president that didn't release his was - Richard Nixon. (Views: 318, 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 (Views: 344, 2019-04-12, 8:01 am)
    - If Congress is so interested in transparency, then they all - should release their taxes online.
      - It's not all about Trump. People have been - saying for years that (Views: 314, 2019-04-12, 8:24 am)
  - They are looking for something to embarrass him or hurt - him politically. It's a political maneuver. (Views: 351, 2019-04-12, 7:59 am)
  - This is not something most people care about. Illegal - immigration is at the top of the list, (Views: 267, 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: 321, 2019-04-12, 9:01 am)
    - The problem with Trump's charity is that - he was taking out of it (Views: 269, 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: 236, 2019-04-12, 7:55 am)
  - Well there you go, but I want to see Trump's - too. nm (Views: 285, 2019-04-12, 7:57 am)
- Question for NPR.....Why do we pay our tax money to - fund NPR? Can you not survive (Views: 274, 2019-04-12, 9:04 am)
  - Don't worry, Trump is trying to remove - funding from both of them (Views: 296, 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: 338, 2019-04-12, 9:25 am)
      - I most likely wouldn't be stunned at their - salaries. Have you ever (Views: 398, 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: 310, 2019-04-12, 9:35 am)
      - Someone here the other day was complaining about the - budget, yet when things are done (Views: 322, 2019-04-12, 4:04 pm)
      - When the Corporation for Public Broadcasting was formed, - it was supposed to be nonprofit. (Views: 212, 2019-04-13, 6:23 am)
  - NPR gets a tiny, tiny amount of...SM - Anonon (Views: 245, 2019-04-13, 4:54 am)
    - Then they won't miss that tiny amount. - nm (Views: 233, 2019-04-13, 4:58 am)
      - You are absolutely correct...sm - Anonon (Views: 224, 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: 171, 2019-04-13, 5:08 am)
        Not everybody pays for it...SM - Anonon (Views: 308, 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: 211, 2019-04-13, 5:51 am)
        I have BritBox and Acorn TV. They are both British - subscriptions and offer shows just (Views: 243, 2019-04-13, 5:59 am)
        Good for you...NM - Anonon (Views: 199, 2019-04-13, 2:30 pm)