How did these humble civil servants amass their fortunes?

True the Vote! Wrote:
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> How did these humble civil servants amass their
> fortunes?


Well both candidates released their tax returns.

Where's Trump's?

Haha- busted!

It’s called law school, and in their day, they were the golden ticket to prosperity and power.

hahaha, the Clinton's and Obama's seem like saints over this Chapter 11 casino-owning QVC-TV shyster.

I can't believe trumptards would even bring this up!

Lsat Wrote:
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> It’s called law school graft and influence peddling, and in their day, they
> were the golden ticket to prosperity and power.


^ FIFY

Super wealthy now...How and Why?

$250,000 a pop.

They were great.

"The world faces great challenges today.... We must find a way to embrace technology in a safe way... Children are our future.... Prosperity without peace is not worth it!"

Thanks very much, that will be $250,000!

Hillary's great speeches Wrote:
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> $250,000 a pop.
>
> They were great.
>
> "The world faces great challenges today.... We
> must find a way to embrace technology in a safe
> way... Children are our future.... Prosperity
> without peace is not worth it!"
>
> Thanks very much, that will be $250,000!


It'll be funny to see what Trump can earn from his speeches.

Like free food and a cut at the door from some Richard Spencer-sponsored festival. Maybe a photo-op to shake hands with Charley Daniels.

alt-right is cheesey Wrote:
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> Hillary's great speeches Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > $250,000 a pop.
> >
> > They were great.
> >
> > "The world faces great challenges today.... We
> > must find a way to embrace technology in a safe
> > way... Children are our future.... Prosperity
> > without peace is not worth it!"
> >
> > Thanks very much, that will be $250,000!
>
>
> It'll be funny to see what Trump can earn from his
> speeches.
>
> Like free food and a cut at the door from some
> Richard Spencer-sponsored festival. Maybe a
> photo-op to shake hands with Charley Daniels.

You are boring everyone.

But maybe by now you realize if you hadn't supported such a corrupt hypocrite, Trump wouldn't have won.

Just thinking Wrote:
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> alt-right is cheesey Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Hillary's great speeches Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > $250,000 a pop.
> > >
> > > They were great.
> > >
> > > "The world faces great challenges today....
> We
> > > must find a way to embrace technology in a
> safe
> > > way... Children are our future.... Prosperity
> > > without peace is not worth it!"
> > >
> > > Thanks very much, that will be $250,000!
> >
> >
> > It'll be funny to see what Trump can earn from
> his
> > speeches.
> >
> > Like free food and a cut at the door from some
> > Richard Spencer-sponsored festival. Maybe a
> > photo-op to shake hands with Charley Daniels.
>
> You are boring everyone.
>
> But maybe by now you realize if you hadn't
> supported such a corrupt hypocrite, Trump wouldn't
> have won.


Seriously. Who will Trump be speaking to after he's back in Manhattan?

He's not taken seriously by most of the world. Even his own hires and business partners badmouth him and quit. So who?

Maybe he can take time off twitter and start posting to the geniuses here. That's his audience.

post president trump? Wrote:
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> Just thinking Wrote:
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> > alt-right is cheesey Wrote:
> >
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>
> > -----
> > > Hillary's great speeches Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > $250,000 a pop.
> > > >
> > > > They were great.
> > > >
> > > > "The world faces great challenges today....
> > We
> > > > must find a way to embrace technology in a
> > safe
> > > > way... Children are our future....
> Prosperity
> > > > without peace is not worth it!"
> > > >
> > > > Thanks very much, that will be $250,000!
> > >
> > >
> > > It'll be funny to see what Trump can earn
> from
> > his
> > > speeches.
> > >
> > > Like free food and a cut at the door from
> some
> > > Richard Spencer-sponsored festival. Maybe a
> > > photo-op to shake hands with Charley Daniels.
> >
> > You are boring everyone.
> >
> > But maybe by now you realize if you hadn't
> > supported such a corrupt hypocrite, Trump
> wouldn't
> > have won.
>
>
> Seriously. Who will Trump be speaking to after
> he's back in Manhattan?
>
> He's not taken seriously by most of the world.
> Even his own hires and business partners badmouth
> him and quit. So who?
>
> Maybe he can take time off twitter and start
> posting to the geniuses here. That's his
> audience.

You are aware Hillary's speech work dried up, right?

And you are aware why it dried up?

No work for Hillary Wrote:
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>
> You are aware Hillary's speech work dried up,
> right?
>
> And you are aware why it dried up?


Donations to the Clinton Foundation too.

Strange since, according to libtards, people only did so because of all of the important work that it was doing around the world.

lol

Maybe Hillary can do those Ricola! cough commercials?

Clinton Foundation records and decades of tax returns are public record. Where are Trumps?

Hey Gerry, Is there a public record of where you were born? State or Country, You are from a shithole country and too embarrassed to admit it.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Where are Trumps?

trust me, his team of flunkies and cronies are doing everything they can within their power to impede the audit and release of those returns. the worldwide press would have a field day!

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Clinton Foundation records and decades of tax
> returns are public record. Where are Trumps?


Which is how we know that donations have dried up?

What happened Gerr?

a jackass campaign promise Wrote:
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> Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> > Where are Trumps?
>
> trust me, his team of flunkies and cronies are
> doing everything they can within their power to
> impede the audit and release of those returns.
> the worldwide press would have a field day!

There is no audit. That's a lie too.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> a jackass campaign promise Wrote:
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> > Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Where are Trumps?
> >
> > trust me, his team of flunkies and cronies are
> > doing everything they can within their power to
> > impede the audit and release of those returns.
> > the worldwide press would have a field day!
>
> There is no audit. That's a lie too.


Trump’s tax returns will be immediately under audit

Gregory Korte, USA TODAY Published 11:35 a.m. ET April 12, 2017 | Updated 12:48 p.m. ET April 12, 2017

Why presidential tax returns are given the orange-folder treatment.

WASHINGTON — For the average taxpayer, the odds of being audited by the Internal Revenue Service are just 0.7%.

Unless you're President Trump, in which case your chance of an audit rises to 100%.

It's not just that his net worth and more than 500 partnerships make him a likely audit target under IRS policies designed to direct its enforcement efforts to the richest taxpayers. Under an obscure Internal Revenue Service rule, the tax returns of the president and vice president are automatically audited, every year, no exceptions.

That rule has been in place in one form or another since the Nixon administration, and it details the process for auditing presidential tax returns in minute detail — even down the color of folder they must be kept in.

Presidential tax returns have been subjected to that process for more than 40 years, but it's taken on new significance this year. It's indisputable that Trump's tax returns will be the most complicated of any president in history, and he's the first president since Gerald Ford to refuse to publicly release copies of those returns.

Trump has provided no proof that he is under audit. Being under audit in itself is even more reason for him to make his tax returns public not an excuse not to. He has never shown a notice of an audit. He has also not released years not under audit.

There is no evidence there even is an audit. Not that being under audit doesnt make it even more necessary for an immediate public release.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/13/2018 11:07PM by Gerrymanderer2.

The audit thing is just another scam and con job. Just lie and make some shit up and survive the news cycle.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Trump has provided no proof that he is under
> audit. Being under audit in itself is even more
> reason for him to make his tax returns public not
> an excuse not to. He has never shown a notice of
> an audit. He has also not released years not under
> audit.
>
> There is no evidence there even is an audit. Not
> that being under audit doesnt make it even more
> necessary for an immediate public release.


For the U.S. president and vice president, an audit is guaranteed every year.

The practice of doing a "mandatory examination" of the presidential and vice presidential tax returns has been in the Internal Revenue Manual since the Watergate era, according to the IRS.

Both President Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew became embroiled in personal tax controversies around the same time that the Watergate scandal was unfolding. Agnew ended up resigning after admitting to tax evasion.

The process for auditing the return of the president and vice president is very precisely spelled out in the manual, including the instruction that their returns must be filed in an orange folder.

Only specified personnel may see the returns. And they must be locked in a secure drawer or cabinet whenever the appointed IRS examiner won't be present.

Their audits also must be handled relatively quickly. "The returns require expeditious handling at all levels to ensure prompt completion of the examinations," according to the manual.

The IRS didn't offer a formal rationale for auditing the president and vice president every year. Part of it may be to make sure the highest officers in the government are adhering to the law, tax historian Joseph Thorndike surmised.

And making the audits automatic may have been intended to bolster public confidence that the IRS will audit presidents of both parties and not let it become something the agency does at its discretion, according to tax lawyer Steven Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the Tax Policy Center.

Hey Gerry, That's some good shit, Where were you born? State or Country will suffice.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Trump has provided no proof that he is under
> audit. Being under audit in itself is even more
> reason for him to make his tax returns public not
> an excuse not to. He has never shown a notice of
> an audit. He has also not released years not under
> audit.
>
> There is no evidence there even is an audit. Not
> that being under audit doesnt make it even more
> necessary for an immediate public release.


.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Trump has provided no proof that he is under
> audit. Being under audit in itself is even more
> reason for him to make his tax returns public not
> an excuse not to. He has never shown a notice of
> an audit. He has also not released years not under
> audit.

He controls the agency that audits him, so yeah, maybe it’s mandatory but him and his lackeys and misfits can do a lot to stifle and disrupt the process.

and don’t give me the “most complex audit” shit, the big boss sits right there in the WH, he could answer for all that stuff if he wanted to.

Oh, so THAT;s where all that missing billions of dollars disappewared to--and the defense dept took the rap???

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> The audit thing is just another scam and con job.
> Just lie and make some shit up and survive the
> news cycle.


^ haha pretty much

no one will ever see the results of those audits, not even trumptards