Red Mosquito

"Additional articles will be published in the coming weeks"

This COULD be interesting and is definitely a planned "attack" leading up to the election. Im shocked that there are still undecided voters but i suppose this type of stuff could play into that?

Strat wrote:"Additional articles will be published in the coming weeks"

This COULD be interesting and is definitely a planned "attack" leading up to the election. Im shocked that there are still undecided voters but i suppose this type of stuff could play into that?

I'm not sure it will change many minds, but it certainly won't help him.

$750 in taxes per year, what a fucking joke. Probably every single person on here paid more than his fat ass.

Jammer XCI wrote:$750 in taxes per year, what a fucking joke. Probably every single person on here paid more than his fat ass.

Triple last year, in fact.

welp guess when you file for bankruptcy multiple times you have a lot of losses to carry forward

This is all the more reason we need a one page federal tax code.

RIP, Herman.

96583UP wrote:welp guess when you file for bankruptcy multiple times you have a lot of losses to carry forward

Losses would usually be in the companies. How does Trump as an individual earn a wage and not pay some proportionate level of tax?

I'd find it difficult to believe he had personal losses large enough to eat up his obviously very substantial wage income for so many years.

And surely bankruptcy would forfeit losses in the same way it forfeits claimable expenses? I mean, if you call bankruptcy and that means your creditors can no longer make you pay, surely you can't then continue to rely on those same expenses to then allow carry forward losses.

elliseamos wrote:RIP, Herman.

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Higgs wrote:

96583UP wrote:welp guess when you file for bankruptcy multiple times you have a lot of losses to carry forward

Losses would usually be in the companies. How does Trump as an individual earn a wage and not pay some proportionate level of tax?

I'd find it difficult to believe he had personal losses large enough to eat up his obviously very substantial wage income for so many years.

And surely bankruptcy would forfeit losses in the same way it forfeits claimable expenses? I mean, if you call bankruptcy and that means your creditors can no longer make you pay, surely you can't then continue to rely on those same expenses to then allow carry forward losses.

Why would Trump have any wage income? If he was the pincipal of those enterprises that went bankrupt (and likely was) wouldn't his compensation have been equity in said ventures?

Gloves are off. Finally.

id have loved to see them work in a russian tape reference


sorta like, he seems to be fascinated by urine. its all over the internet...people are saying it

dimejinky99 wrote:Gloves are off. Finally.

meh, it's great and all, but the trump team will just call biden's deputy campaign manager - who made those remarks - a nasty woman, or something along those lines.

to be sure both sides have their feet dug in so much that no matter what evidence you present to make the other side seem bad their supporters will not budge at all

its why i dont even feel like pointing out flaws in either (trumps just evil and i am not sure that biden was the right candidate)

I might watch a debate, but in a can't turn away from a car wreck sort of way. Who could possibly be undecided at this point? It seems like we're going through the trouble of debates for a couple hundred people in the entire country, tops.

it's pretty laughable that trump - prior to becoming potus - probably had a shit ton of debt he had to report on an SF-86 for a security clearance, just like every other gov employee who requires and holds a clearance. and if any gov employee reported an equivalent amount of debt like his, they'd be denied in a heartbeat. that's how broken the system is. I mean...it's been broken for a lot longer than trump, but still.

dad wrote:it's pretty laughable that trump - prior to becoming potus - probably had a shit ton of debt he had to report on an SF-86 for a security clearance, just like every other gov employee who requires and holds a clearance. and if any gov employee reported an equivalent amount of debt like his, they'd be denied in a heartbeat. that's how broken the system is. I mean...it's been broken for a lot longer than trump, but still.

Not true! Jared got through

verb_to_trust wrote:I might watch a debate, but in a can't turn away from a car wreck sort of way. Who could possibly be undecided at this point? It seems like we're going through the trouble of debates for a couple hundred people in the entire country, tops.

oh, I'm sure they'll find a ken bone for 2020 and throw his freshly "my mom made me wear this" attire ass on stage at some shitty town hall.

verb_to_trust wrote:

dad wrote:it's pretty laughable that trump - prior to becoming potus - probably had a shit ton of debt he had to report on an SF-86 for a security clearance, just like every other gov employee who requires and holds a clearance. and if any gov employee reported an equivalent amount of debt like his, they'd be denied in a heartbeat. that's how broken the system is. I mean...it's been broken for a lot longer than trump, but still.

Not true! Jared got through

true, dude had to make like 50+ changes to his.