8 Years of Trump Tax Returns Are Subpoenaed by Manhattan D.A.

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Anonymous wrote:The thing I find most ironic here is that Trump could have sat on his rear in Trump Tower and Mar A Lago for the rest of his sad life, kept a low profile and kept on criming. The fact that he raised his profile to the level of the Presidency and then was such a piece of $h!t that people won't let is go is such a freaking self-inflicted wound.

It's beautiful.

My dream has been that he and his horrible family would regret, with every fiber of their being, that he ever ran for president!!

The Kushner Family have made billions upon billions of dollars since 2016. They do not and will not regret exploiting this fat moron.

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Why isnt the accounting firm in trouble?

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Anonymous wrote:Why isnt the accounting firm in trouble?

They are probably going to try the "plausible deniability" angle. If I were an investigator I'd be looking at the accountants too.

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Anonymous wrote:Why isnt the accounting firm in trouble?

They are probably going to try the "plausible deniability" angle. If I were an investigator I'd be looking at the accountants too.

Two words: Anderson LLP and Enron

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Anonymous wrote:Why isnt the accounting firm in trouble?

They are probably going to try the "plausible deniability" angle. If I were an investigator I'd be looking at the accountants too.

Where have you been? The letter firing Trump as a client was page 525000 of the papers the accounting firm has provided the NY AG. Of course they are being investigated and apparently they are cooperating. It’s ironic that Trump pal Giuliani pioneered the art of the RICO prosecution outside of the Mafia and it looks like it’s being done here. NY state has state laws that parallel federal RICO laws. In a continuing criminal enterprise, statutes of limitations are not as strict. If Trump did something ten years ago to further his criminal enterprise, pile it on. He should be terrified.

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Loans based on lies can get called.

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Anonymous wrote:Why isnt the accounting firm in trouble?

They are probably going to try the "plausible deniability" angle. If I were an investigator I'd be looking at the accountants too.

Ugh. Pull the other one, guys. No one believes they were on the up and up, just like no one believes that Trump is anything other than a crook.

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Motion hearing today.

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Anonymous wrote:Motion hearing today.

And predictably, Trump's lawyers have crashed and burned. Motion to compel granted by the end of the day.

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Anonymous wrote:Motion hearing today.

And predictably, Trump's lawyers have crashed and burned. Motion to compel granted by the end of the day.

They’re so very busy saying that he’s the former President that they said very little of anything else.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Motion hearing today.

And predictably, Trump's lawyers have crashed and burned. Motion to compel granted by the end of the day.

Bingo.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-family-new-york-attorney-general-face-off-over-civil-subpoenas-11645122253

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Hmmm.... Maybe these attorneys have concluded this is nothing but a politically motivated witch hunt.

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Anonymous wrote:Hmmm.... Maybe these attorneys have concluded this is nothing but a politically motivated witch hunt.

Agreed. Nothing's going to come of this whole thing. What a waste of time.

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Manhattan DA, Alvin Bragg, jumped to the conclusion that the Trump case may not be worth pursuing when prosecutors Carey R. Dunne & Mark F. Pomerantz, who’ve been working on it a lot longer, feel the opposite conclusion so strongly, they're willing to lose their jobs over it.