Tax matters would be something between him and the I.R.S. not anything that is any business of the general public, any more than your tax affairs are Dummy.
Trump World -USA-2019
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Tax matters would be something between him and the I.R.S. not anything that is any business of the general public, any more than your tax affairs are Dummy.
so you support breaking the law.....and those that do it should be given a pass.
Interesting......and very Trumpian. The rules don't apply to the Trump regime.-at least in their minds. Trumpian and sociopathic. Should everyone follow that example and enter a lawless, society?? I guess the lack of civility at the White house is not bad enough. Might as well sink to the depths of a bottom feeder cesspool of incivility.
Going back to the Spanish/American war, 200+ years of false flags and the Yankees still fall for this shit.
Well, to be truthful, Trumpkins will believe anything he says. They are incapable of critical thought.
Like I said, "incapable of critical thought". Add to that: incapable of original thought.
incapable of critical thought?
That's usually what happen to someone who gets his information from Fakebook
Original thought?.............forget it!
Cliffy you are old enough to know better. France was fighting in Vietnam for years before the US entered the scene.
You bet! That's one of the reasons I like Trump and it puts him in good stead for admiration in the future. People bitch about him playing golf, not having the brains to realize that's where you are likely to meet other political and business leaders. Trump is no dummy!
Politician?
Wall Street investment banker who was knee deep in the 2008 financial collapse.
Trump openly lies and is proud of it because it takes people away from criticising his actual policies as the masses get swollen up by it is stupidity
WHY do people who don't believe what Trump says, keep reading him. All politicians bull shit, Trump is just average!
GOP in disarray as budget impasse threatens shutdown, deep cuts �� and default
Republican leaders have spent months cajoling President Trump in favor of a bipartisan plan that would fund the government and raise the limit on federal borrowing this fall, but their efforts have yet to produce a deal.
source: WAPO
Republican leaders have spent months cajoling President Trump in favor of a bipartisan plan that would fund the government and raise the limit on federal borrowing this fall, but their efforts have yet to produce a deal.
source: WAPO