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[quote=Anonymous][b][quote=Anonymous]Obviously the PP who posted around 4:30 is the same for all of those posts.

I think the issue is that 1) in the post Nixon era, it has become the norm for Presidential candidates to release their tax forms [b]so the public can scruitinize their sources of income and potential conflicts of interest[/b].

Trump didn't do that. The question of HIS conflicts of interest and foreign obligations are at issue and are a huge stake in this political cycle.

Would Trump have made it through the Primaries [b]if it were know, hypothetically, that he had $700 Million of debt to Russian interests and another $500M of debt to Chinese interests[/b]?

Maybe. Maybe not. But wouldn't it be better to know that so his choices for the Cabinet and National Security posts would be known to be legitimate rather than puppet like?

At the moment, every single one of his choices comes under the cloud of suspicion and only posters like the one around 4:30AM seem to be willing to turn a blind eye and give Trump the benefit of the doubt.

Trump, through his words and actions, and inability to show veracity in his pronouncements has not earned the trust of benefit of the doubt for the 74% of eligible voters who didn't support him.

If he wants to claim this legitimacy, then he has to earn it.

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The bolded would not be discoverable from his tax returns.

The easy solution to this is to make a more robust financial disclosure law for politicians.

But, that would require a lot more disclosure from the darlings of the DNC too . . . [/quote]

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