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Hey fellow Trump fans and future members of the Fourth Reich where do you think Trump should put his concentration camp in Texas? I think Austinwitz has a nice ring to it tbh fam
and that's Rubio?
Poor Rubio got obliterated by Christie. And he's supposed to know what he's doing? Lol
Hey fellow Trump fans and future members of the Fourth Reich where do you think Trump should put his concentration camp in Texas? I think Austinwitz has a nice ring to it tbh fam
Clayton Bigsby made it to Nevada
Is he not in second place?
Poor Rubio got obliterated by Christie. And he's supposed to know what he's doing? Lol
The whole GOP hates Trump's guts. Dont think for a second they will let him cruise.
And do you think Truml will let Rubio cruise? He will complete destroy the poor basIs he not in second place?
The whole GOP hates Trump's guts. Dont think for a second they will let him cruise.
About the only way I would vote for a Republican, is if I thought they would genuinely reform the tax code.
Despite all the other horribly bad and destructive policies of the Republican party, that would outweigh most other damage in my mind.
Capital gains apply to stocks and bonds as well. Buy. Hold. Pay no tax.
http://www.fool.com/how-to-invest/pe...d-to-know.aspx
The investment website is probably aware of the taxes.
Ah, my comment was driven by a different article that estimated what he inherited from his father. 250M or so split between four children, if memory serves.
The article set the beginning time at what was known about his wealth to a good degree of certainty. Noted the disparity, but didn't bother getting into the details. I'll see if I can find the other article.
(edit)--didn't have to look far.
Your own article pegs it at about $40M
I was referencing his starting money, in 1974, the article noted a fixed point in time in the 1980s.The National Journal writer, S.V. Dáte, figured Trump started with $40 million in 1974. That’s the year he became president of his father’s real estate company. By one estimate, the firm was worth about $200 million and divided among Donald Trump and his four siblings, each would have received $40 million.
I would tend to agree.
Republicans have a much lower tolerance for ideological impurity.
But, to get to the point of the politifact article, they unsurprisingly rated the highly partisan claim by Occupy Democrats as false, mostly because it used some rather tenuous assumptions.
The overall hypothesis that Trump could have done better if he has simply done nothing is still one worth evaluating. Remember we are evaluating the claim "Trump is a great businessman".
The above conclusion jibes with other analysis. THAT means that there is not really much to support the claim we are evaluating. If Trump was a great businessman, he should have easily outperformed an index fund.
This is why I reject the "elect Trump because of his business a en".
The federal government is not a business, and he is not that great even so.
Last edited by RandomGuy; 02-25-2016 at 09:43 AM.
Donny likely to be called to testify in his Trump University scam.
Trial to be here in San Diego in May.
You guys want me to rep ST?
Whaddaya want said to Trump?
Ask him if Trump University will one day have a football team
The takedown has started Hater.And do you think Truml will let Rubio cruise? He will complete destroy the poor bas
the RNC started their dirty campaign on Trump.
http://thefederalist.com/2016/02/25/...p-like-a-boss/
Last edited by Reck; 02-25-2016 at 11:23 AM.
Romney says Trump is hiding a ‘bombs ’ in his tax returns
“The reason that I think there’s a bombs in there is because every time he’s asked about his taxes he dodges and delays and says, ‘Well we’re working on it,'” Romney told Fox News.
“We’re now, you know, in late February and we still haven’t seen either Donald Trump’s or Marco Rubio’s or Ted Cruz’s taxes,” he added, referring to the two US senators challenging Trump for the nomination.
“Frankly the voters have a right to see those tax returns before they decide who our nominee ought to be.”
Romney, a businessman and former Massachusetts governor who himself faced relentless questioning about his financial dealings and taxes during the 2012 campaign, said he believed Trump simply might not be as wealthy as he has claimed.
“We could find he doesn’t have anywhere near as much income as we might think he would have with a $10 billion net worth, or he doesn’t pay any taxes or he pays very, very low taxes,” Romney said.
The insinuation is reminiscent of a 2012 attack on Romney, when top Senate Democrat Harry Reid repeatedly said that an unnamed investor in Romney’s company, Bain Capital, told him that Romney “didn’t pay taxes for 10 years.”
Reid’s comments set off a firestorm at the time.
Romney’s Wednesday remarks triggered a snappy reaction from Trump on Twitter.
“Mitt Romney, who totally blew an election that should have been won and whose tax returns made him look like a fool, is now playing tough guy,” Trump tweeted.
In January 2012 after the start of the primary race, Romney released his tax returns for 2010 and 2011, which showed he earned about $21 million for each of those years.
They also showed that in 2010 he paid a 13.9 percent tax rate, while those in the top one percent, which clearly includes Romney, paid an average of 23.4 percent.
http://www.rawstory.com/2016/02/romn...e+Raw+Story%29
Bishop Gekko and his Queen Ann blocked "you people" from seeing their bombs tax returns, because they had (got caught) evaded taxes very probably with the help of Swiss banks.
How did that turn out in addition to what you posted?
For some reason I thought Gekko was able to skate on revealing in total.
?
Does Mitt not know that taxes are due in April?
this much i can agree with
but if turning 40 million into billions is easy and unimpressive, then everybody who has tens of millions should become billionaires
Lol
he added up every nickel and dime, I bet sales taxes, property taxes, etc, etc. rather than just income taxes, and couldn't get up to 14%, and refused to publish tax returns older than 3 years, hiding his tax evasion from "you people"
^^ What year(s) will Donny have to reveal?
I think 10 years has been published by other public figures
Over 40 years, you can. That is partly why wealth is becoming increasingly concentrated. It is a simple mathematical certainty over a long period.
Granted you get total dumbasses who will be the exceptions to the rule, but generally that is the way it works.
Yet Gekko only did 3.
I mean what is required?
Some rules:
https://www.opensecrets.org/pfds/disclosure.php
Looks like close, but not sure what is requirement vs what is common practice:
http://www.oge.gov/DisplayTemplates/...?id=2147484464
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