Trump :?

alice · Nov 19, 2019

Red said:
As per usual, the irony is entirely lost.

This is why I call myself a centrist now. Contrary to popular belief, it’s not because “[I’m] ToO sCarEd To HaVe An OpInIoN,” it’s because I recognize the fact that both sides are insane. It’s because I refuse to spend my life arguing about politics as opposed to doing whatever it is I enjoy.

And I’m not alone. The nearly half of eligible voters who consistently don’t vote share my sentiment. In the 2008 election, 51.6% of 30M Americans who didn’t even register to vote said that they were uninterested or refused. Amongst the 15M who WERE registered but didn’t vote, 26.4% (the largest portion) said the same thing.

I’m still going to vote, I owe my country that much, but I can’t bring myself to care beyond that. This never ending dEbAtE is madness, and I refuse to be a part of it anymore.

Both sides are insane? Compared to Trump? Good joke.

TheMightyBoss · Nov 19, 2019

Maga 2020 the libtards can stay mad

benxedits · Nov 19, 2019

Doge said:
I like Trump because he puts America first, is strong on his views and is bringing economic strength. He is by far the best president since Reagan. And Abraham Lincoln has had this much hate. Obviously ending slavery was very controversial at the time and a huge change, with controversial things and big changes will always come a lot of hate. Unfortunately Lincoln ended up getting assassinated because of all the hate. “1 positive tweet by a bot”, I actually do see a lot of positive tweets by real people. The blue checkmarks (most of which are liberal) appear near the top automatically because of their checkmarks, but there still is a lot of support shown by real people, the same people that voted for him and resulted in him winning the election. Or were those voters spooky Russian bots too?! Is every Trump supporter a bot?! Am I a bot?! And thousands of crimes? Like what? It’s been confirmed that Trump was spyed on by the Obama administration and has been under intense scruitiny. If nothing was found after all that, what did he do? Also, a quick Google search shows that Melania Trump does indeed have valid U.S. citizenship, so I have no idea where you got that tinfoil hat conspiracy theory from, especially since it can be disproven so easily. That last part is something you’ve made up in your head completely.

I'm not going to respond to all of this, but do a quick google search on Donald Trump Tax Return, it's a huge scandal he's trying to hide.

NovaLegion · Nov 19, 2019

You don't have the right to someones Tax Returns. That's just how it is. It's none of your business.

Doge · Nov 19, 2019

benxedits said:
I'm not going to respond to all of this, but do a quick google search on Donald Trump Tax Return, it's a huge scandal he's trying to hide.

See this:

NovaLegion said:
You don't have the right to someones Tax Returns. That's just how it is. It's none of your business.

Also, obviously the IRS has everyone’s tax returns. If there was anything illegal, it would’ve been acted on. The IRS is very strict on those committing fraud/tax evasion. There is no reason to show tax returns to the public. Only the IRS is entitled to them.

There is no “scandal”, just prying leftists trying to see Trump’s personal documents and then accusing him of wrongdoing because he refuses.

benxedits · Nov 19, 2019

Doge said:
See this:

Also, obviously the IRS has everyone’s tax returns. If there was anything illegal, it would’ve been acted on. The IRS is very strict on those committing fraud/tax evasion. There is no reason to show tax returns to the public. Only the IRS is entitled to them.

There is no “scandal”, just prying leftists trying to see Trump’s personal documents and then accusing him of wrongdoing because he refuses.

I don't think the public wants to see his tax returns, They want congress to obtain it and review it.

Congress has multiple reasons to obtain and review President Trump’s tax returns—reasons that are not only legitimate uses of its legislative powers, but also urgently needed, including:

To determine if U.S. national security is at risk of being compromised by the president’s financial conflicts of interest
To determine if Trump has conflicts of interests bearing on his trade and tariffs policies
To determine whether the president is violating the U.S. Constitution by receiving benefits from foreign countries without Congress’ consent
To determine whether he is benefiting from his tax policies despite his many public assertions to the contrary
To determine whether the IRS is adequately auditing the president
To inform the consideration of additional disclosure requirements for candidates and officeholders