| So basically he was making tons of cash from the Apprentice and licensing deals, which he plowed into money-losing golf courses to the tune of $400+ million. And since the Apprentice is over and the licensing has gone to pot, he's in a bind. |
For everyone here screaming about depreciation, worth noting that golf courses are mostly land. |
Perhaps they became tainted somehow. Was the Trump name associated with them? |
| I’m late to the party. Is this going to have any effect on the polls or are people numb to everything Trump by now? |
It will definitely help peel off people who were going to vote for Trump, because living in such luxury and not paying taxes is so viscerally unfair that most people can respond to that, whatever the legalities are. It breaks his populist image completely and makes him part of the swamp. And since he's not leading in the polls, peeling off some his voters might clinch it for Biden. The reason that it won't be more is that Fox News has buried the story, after denying it, so many Trump voters won't really hear about it. |
I think this will move the needle with non-entrenched people. The big question is how many of them there are at this point. |
it probably demotivates marginal trump supporters, much like the emails with Clinton. |
Naw, the report isn't seen as credible when considering the times previous failed attempts, they cried wolf too many times |
Uh. No. It’s the rare occassion that the democrats get to attack with such a simple and delightfully unnuanced statement. Trump paid 750.00 in taxes. So delightful. So easily digested. You paid more taxes than Donald Trump. Boom. |
| The walls are closing in! This is the beginning of the end! |
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Did thousands of Kurds died because he owes Erdogan? Trump gets money from Turkey from sources Erdogan can control. So Trump got paid to betray Afrin Kurds, Christians and Ezidis in 2018 in Afrin. Then he did it again in October 2019 betraying the same east of Kobani. 100%. HOw being compromised impacts US foreign policy and real people get rreated like pawns on a chessboard. |
| The more I think about this, the more I wonder whether or not the golf courses actually qualify as a trade or business or more appropriately treated as a hobby for purposes of the internal revenue code. Hmmmmm . . . . |
| Forgive me if this has already been answered: How did the New York Times finally get access to his tax returns? |