Someone leaked Trump's 1995 tax returns

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's funny to watch the liberals and the liberal media get in a frenzy over this. Nobody voting for him cares.

Undecideds care.

It's funny how the same group that whined about how half the country paid no taxes is now calling Trump a genius for joining their ranks.

+1

Welfare is legal too. Never stops Trump supporters (most of whom are on welfare or have been on it) from complaining about it.

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Anonymous wrote:Again, TRUMP DOESN'T KNOW THE TAX CODE, HIS ACCOUNTANT DOES!

And he is NOT going to fix the tax code so that people like him pay more. Quite the opposite. He wants to "fix" things like the estate tax. Does that benefit the middle class?

It will help them when Trump gets them better jobs and a stepping stone to the upper class.

lol... how is a manufacturing job going to get them to have assets of over $2 mil to pass on to their heirs to avoid the estate tax? DUMB DUMB DUMB! Since when is a manufacturing job a stepping stone to the upper class? My parents were blue collar workers. We never got passed middle class, and they paid federal income taxes, too boot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's funny to watch the liberals and the liberal media get in a frenzy over this. Nobody voting for him cares.

Undecideds care.

It's funny how the same group that whined about how half the country paid no taxes is now calling Trump a genius for joining their ranks.

+1

Welfare is legal too. Never stops Trump supporters (most of whom are on welfare or have been on it) from complaining about it.

Those welfare recipients, like Trump, are genius. At least that is what I'm saying next time some loser complains about entitlements and welfare people taking advantage of the system. It's legal, they're genius!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's funny to watch the liberals and the liberal media get in a frenzy over this. Nobody voting for him cares.

Undecideds care.

It's funny how the same group that whined about how half the country paid no taxes is now calling Trump a genius for joining their ranks.

+1

Welfare is legal too. Never stops Trump supporters (most of whom are on welfare or have been on it) from complaining about it.

Fine, go ahead and review the concept of net operating loss carry forward. Vote to eliminate it from the tax code. Go right ahead. See what impact it would have on the business world.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's funny to watch the liberals and the liberal media get in a frenzy over this. Nobody voting for him cares.

Undecideds care.

It's funny how the same group that whined about how half the country paid no taxes is now calling Trump a genius for joining their ranks.

I do agree undecideds may care, but I don't know how many truly undecideds are left. Core Trump supporters won't care, it's more evidence he's a "genius" and they probably hope he will help them get rich and write off their tax burden as well.

So we have Trump supporters who hope he will help them get rich via tax cuts, and Hillary supporters who want free college and more "gimme" programs that someone else will pay for. Great.

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Anonymous wrote:How much tax has Amazon paid?

They have been running a huge loss for many years.

Is Amazon running for president?

My sentiments exactly!!! A history of scamming the government and taking advantage of loopholes has a small percentage of the uneducated and uncouth population thinking he is a genius or no different than any other big corporation you don't want running our country.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/following-trump-tax-revelations-voters-in-toledo-question-his-business-acumen/2016/10/02/a2de2e62-88c8-11e6-875e-2c1bfe943b66_story.html?hpid=hp_rhp-top-table-main_voters-620pm%3Ahomepage%2Fstory

Following Trump tax revelations, voters in Toledo question his business acumen

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's funny to watch the liberals and the liberal media get in a frenzy over this. Nobody voting for him cares.

Undecideds care.

It's funny how the same group that whined about how half the country paid no taxes is now calling Trump a genius for joining their ranks.

I do agree undecideds may care, but I don't know how many truly undecideds are left. Core Trump supporters won't care, it's more evidence he's a "genius" and they probably hope he will help them get rich and write off their tax burden as well.

mentally ill, high average IQ and manipulative. I have a parent similar to Trump and his debates look debates at my dinner table growing up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Again, TRUMP DOESN'T KNOW THE TAX CODE, HIS ACCOUNTANT DOES!

And he is NOT going to fix the tax code so that people like him pay more. Quite the opposite. He wants to "fix" things like the estate tax. Does that benefit the middle class?

TRUMP HIRED HIS ACCOUNTANT TO HELP EVADE TAXES!! I am pretty sure he is aware of how to pay few or no taxes. I believe he told millions of viewers last Monday. His "fix" for the estate tax isn't going to benefit his core voters, only top 1%. His voters don't even need to worry about estate tax because they are not even worth the amount he plans to CUT. Look at demographics of the states Trump is leading, Ohio! Honestly, although I embrace every US citizen's right to vote, I often question the critical thinking skills of some voters.

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Anonymous wrote:There is a contract that a capitalistic society makes between the capitalist and the society at large. The capitalistic business man gets to enjoy favorable business environment(carry over of losses from previous years, lower taxes, various deductions, tax breaks etc) as a reward for his enterprise and risk. The society also provides service with security for the business(cops, fire service, etc), infrastructure(roads, Utility, Internet etc), Talent pool(colleges that creates a talent base) and other social benefits.

In return the business person pays taxes to support the society, if not at the beginning of the business few years afterwards in return for all the rewards provided as explained above. THIS IS THE TRUST THE SOCIETY gives to the entrepreneurs hoping they wont betray their trust. Another aspect of this is charity for the society at large for various causes.

In Trump's case it is obvious that he doesn't pay taxes BUT atleast he can pay to charity. BUT He hasn't given much to charity either. This makes TRUMP A LEECH who betrays the very principles of capitalism and trust of the society. The core idea of capitalism is to make it easy to create value from an idea which becomes a business to serve its customers. To make a successful entrepreneur there is so much sacrifice that the country, state and local community does. But Uncivilized, Uncouth, Unprincipled Leeches like trump get rich on the back of the common man BUT NEVER GIVES BACK. That is such a shame! It is even worse that such a shameful man is admired by the very community he has been sucking from.

This last line is really the main thing. All of the rust belt tax-paying residents have bought the Trump sham to a tee, and yet his policies will not help them. Ironic that the Democrats tax reform platform is more favorable to the middle class and working poor.

Yet they continue to vote Republican, no matter what. It always amazes me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Giuliani also blaming Trump's rambling speech last night on Hillary

Men who can't accept responsibility for their own behavior. HRC is surrounded by them.

[Anonymous]

This editorial by Ron Insana of CNBC nails it:

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/03/im-calling-bs-on-the-whole-genius-spin-on-trumps-taxes-commentary.html

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Is Amazon running for president?

no, not yet at least

But it is a monopoly that has helped to destroy small businesses. Look at bookstores. What's left? B&N - for now- which has a strong online presence

So I don't understand your thinking. I hate Hillary as much as I hate Trump. However, with regard to business, Trump will represent the very loopholes that allow monopolies to flourish.

So this tit for tat response is just hot air and faulty logic.

Or perhaps it's an ironic response???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This editorial by Ron Insana of CNBC nails it:

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/03/im-calling-bs-on-the-whole-genius-spin-on-trumps-taxes-commentary.html

No. It doesn't. It is shrill fear-mongering designed to pander to the under-educated liberal cohort. It relies on speculation that has zero basis in fact or law and has not one shred of accuracy to it.

Trashing Trump is like shooting dead fish in an empty barrel. To subscribe to shrieking like this undercuts the legitimacy of th every accurate attacks on Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:

Is Amazon running for president?

no, not yet at least

But it is a monopoly that has helped to destroy small businesses. Look at bookstores. What's left? B&N - for now- which has a strong online presence

So I don't understand your thinking. I hate Hillary as much as I hate Trump. However, with regard to business, Trump will represent the very loopholes that allow monopolies to flourish.

So this tit for tat response is just hot air and faulty logic.

Or perhaps it's an ironic response???

Just like Obama and his administration's lackluster pursuit of antitrust violations.

All administrations will do this right now.