Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:David Trone must be wondering where his opposition research was. This was low-hanging fruit.

I voted for Alsobrooks because to me the vote was about control of the Senate not the candidates. I also figured there would be an open seat again soon because the mortgage fraud and local tax fraud suggested that there was also federal income tax fraud, which the government actually prosecutes people for.

My guess is that Trones research did uncover this and he decided not to bring it up. I don’t blame hogan for trying to make it an issue, but we’re talking about relatively small amounts for errors that were likely innocent. I am not sure Trone, with his personal fortune of hundreds of millions who probably has a very low effective tax rate, would have succeeded in making an issue out of property taxes that are basically pocket change to him. And it could have backfired for him if it caused people to do any digging on the taxes for his businesses and turned up something.

Telling the bank you planned to live somewhere when your job depended on you living somewhere else was innocent?

Who cares?

We are not going to have food.

God maga is too dumb

Anonymous wrote:David Trone must be wondering where his opposition research was. This was low-hanging fruit.

I voted for Alsobrooks because to me the vote was about control of the Senate not the candidates. I also figured there would be an open seat again soon because the mortgage fraud and local tax fraud suggested that there was also federal income tax fraud, which the government actually prosecutes people for.

My guess is that Trones research did uncover this and he decided not to bring it up. I don’t blame hogan for trying to make it an issue, but we’re talking about relatively small amounts for errors that were likely innocent. I am not sure Trone, with his personal fortune of hundreds of millions who probably has a very low effective tax rate, would have succeeded in making an issue out of property taxes that are basically pocket change to him. And it could have backfired for him if it caused people to do any digging on the taxes for his businesses and turned up something.

Sore loser I see. This is nothingbuger and all the attack ads didn’t work.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She's been busy ok?!
I'm sure she'll pay it, pay any fine, and move on

Exactly. But she is a black woman. Totally different standard than that for a rapist and a felon they elected.

The rapist and felon is also a tax cheat.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She only paid part of it on time and didn’t ask for an extension

https://x.com/scotttaylortv/status/1854569015605113171?s=46&t=Rw_jX1uyupQwvEwsjuQulQ

Ooooh, now do Trump!

Trump committed property tax fraud in DC too?

Trump convinced DC officials to reduce the taxes on his hotel by about $1 million in 2018 after appealing the initial assessment. Those appeals almost never work but they did for trump. I must have missed the outrage from republicans at the time.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She only paid part of it on time and didn’t ask for an extension

https://x.com/scotttaylortv/status/1854569015605113171?s=46&t=Rw_jX1uyupQwvEwsjuQulQ

Ooooh, now do Trump!

Trump committed property tax fraud in DC too?

Taxes are optional for NAACP members in political office. Didn’t you know?

Thank his hogan lost.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a mostly reliable voter for the Democratic party but this is the kind of incompetence that makes me mad. Why did the party not do their due diligence before she was on the primary ballot? I know they don't want to find out these things but that's one of the party's jobs. It sounds like there was no vetting of the candidate.

Maybe she's got a perfectly good explanation for it. Maybe the cases have been taken totally out of context. Doesn't matter.
I should not be learning about her taxes from an string of strong, coherent attack ads from Hogan and his PACs. The Alsobrooks campaign did not respond when the ads first appeared and never responded in the MONTHs that followed.

She's lucky that the Republican party is toxic to people like me. Ten years ago I would not have hesitated to pull the lever for a popular, two-term governor who has demonstrated experience working across the aisle.

I told my wife that I also might be in the market for a I hate Biden t-shirt, although I'd only wear it around the house.

I voted for Alsobrooks but there's too many of these stories surrounding her. Not paying tax bill, not getting permits for her rental properties. I voted for Trone over her in the primary. I can only think the party leaders pushed Alsobrooks because they didn't want MD to have two white guys as a senator. It's this kind of crap that is really hurting Democrats.

+1

MTG
Boebert
Hawley
Jim Jordan

Americans voted that crap in republicans have tons of this shit and they voted them back in not one republican has every helped anyone and yet the NAZI STUPID cult won

Did she win?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She only paid part of it on time and didn’t ask for an extension

https://x.com/scotttaylortv/status/1854569015605113171?s=46&t=Rw_jX1uyupQwvEwsjuQulQ

Look, you probably voted for Trump and he brags about never paying taxes. Why the hardon for Alsobrooks who owes thousands compared to Trump's millions in back taxes.

The IRS has challenged his returns, but I don't believe he currently owes anything. Apparently, Trump overpaid his taxes while commuting his other bookkeeping felonies.

Anonymous wrote:She only paid part of it on time and didn’t ask for an extension

https://x.com/scotttaylortv/status/1854569015605113171?s=46&t=Rw_jX1uyupQwvEwsjuQulQ

Look, you probably voted for Trump and he brags about never paying taxes. Why the hardon for Alsobrooks who owes thousands compared to Trump's millions in back taxes.

Anonymous wrote:She only paid part of it on time and didn’t ask for an extension

https://x.com/scotttaylortv/status/1854569015605113171?s=46&t=Rw_jX1uyupQwvEwsjuQulQ

Ooooh, now do Trump!

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]David Trone must be wondering where his opposition research was. This was low-hanging fruit.

I voted for Alsobrooks because to me the vote was about control of the Senate not the candidates. I also figured there would be an open seat again soon because the mortgage fraud and local tax fraud suggested that there was also federal income tax fraud, which the government actually prosecutes people for. [/quote]

No, they don't, if you make a boring filing
error and correct it when notified [/quote]

Is that what you think happened here with the federal income taxes? Seems more willful when you consider there was mortgage fraud and local tax fraud too. [/quote]

Can you explain how she violated federal income taxes?

Hint - you can’t.

She violated a technical element of DC property tax regulations. This is a District issue, not a federal tax issue. When she inherited the house from her grandparents she should’ve removed the Senior Homestead Deduction. This provided her a bigger homestead property tax credit than she otherwise should’ve received as a non-elderly owner. The IRS has no skin in enforcement of this issue, it falls squarely on the DC Office of Tax and Revenue.

Like I said, no one cares because Marylanders hate paying anything to the DC local government *middle finger*[/quote]
Grow up. Once Trump cleans DC out yiu can have your boring crime.ridden, mouse infested city all to yourself.