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AFM wrote:I wish Trump brought up the fact that Hillary used the exact same deduction on her tax return, instead of just saying her donors.
AFM wrote:I wish Trump brought up the fact that Hillary used the exact same deduction on her tax return, instead of just saying her donors.
dckingsfan wrote:AFM wrote:I wish Trump brought up the fact that Hillary used the exact same deduction on her tax return, instead of just saying her donors.
Ugh. They are both such ...
dckingsfan wrote:AFM wrote:I wish Trump brought up the fact that Hillary used the exact same deduction on her tax return, instead of just saying her donors.
Ugh. They are both such ...
closg00 wrote:dckingsfan wrote:AFM wrote:I wish Trump brought up the fact that Hillary used the exact same deduction on her tax return, instead of just saying her donors.
Ugh. They are both such ...
The Clintons still paid income taxes, that's the difference.
Ruzious wrote:AFM wrote:I wish Trump brought up the fact that Hillary used the exact same deduction on her tax return, instead of just saying her donors.
I'm pretty sure she hasn't - based on the reports I've seen on her taxes.
But if by chance she has - it's probably less than one 10,000th as large as the one he used...
AFM wrote:Ruzious wrote:AFM wrote:I wish Trump brought up the fact that Hillary used the exact same deduction on her tax return, instead of just saying her donors.
I'm pretty sure she hasn't - based on the reports I've seen on her taxes.
But if by chance she has - it's probably less than one 10,000th as large as the one he used...
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-02/clinton-campaign-admits-hillary-used-same-tax-avoidance-scheme-trump
You're right though of course, not nearly as much of a write off, since Trump is a horrible businessman. Everything he touches turns to turd.
But the hypocrisy is astounding.
AFM wrote:Ruzious wrote:AFM wrote:I wish Trump brought up the fact that Hillary used the exact same deduction on her tax return, instead of just saying her donors.
I'm pretty sure she hasn't - based on the reports I've seen on her taxes.
But if by chance she has - it's probably less than one 10,000th as large as the one he used...
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-02/clinton-campaign-admits-hillary-used-same-tax-avoidance-scheme-trump
You're right though of course, not nearly as much of a write off, since Trump is a horrible businessman. Everything he touches turns to turd.
But the hypocrisy is astounding.
Some random troll wrote:Not to sound negative, but this team is owned by an arrogant cheapskate, managed by a moron and coached by an idiot. Recipe for disaster.
DCZards wrote:Wizardspride wrote:Hey, President Obama.
Would you like a third term?
Barack might be cool with it, but Michelle has already made it clear that she wants her freedom from being the First Family.
verbal8 wrote:DCZards wrote:Wizardspride wrote:Hey, President Obama.
Would you like a third term?
Barack might be cool with it, but Michelle has already made it clear that she wants her freedom from being the First Family.
I hope he gets a break for 2 or 3 years and then gets a seat on the Supreme Court. Or he buys the Wizards
TGW wrote:Shillary wants to go to war with Russia so badly. I wonder what the defense contractors promised her in return.
On Cue, New Sexual Harassment Allegations Hit Trump Campaign
Now that the 2005 videotape of Donald Trump making lewd and nasty remarks has driven the last nail in the coffin of his vain attempts to evade being characterized as a misogynist, new sexual harassment charges are being hurled at Trump from all sides.
What Trump did not mention is that he once defended Bill Clinton against the scandals — calling Clinton a “victim” and his attackers “unattractive.” “They made Watergate out of what really should have been nothing,” Trump said in a 1998 Fox News interview recently unearthed by ABC News.
At a rally in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, Trump spoke while holding a document in his hand. He told the assembled crowd that it was an email from Blumenthal, whom he called “sleazy Sidney.”
“This just came out a little while ago,’’ Trump said. “I have to tell you this.” And then he read the words from my article.
“He’s now admitting they could have done something about Benghazi,’’ Trump said, dropping the document to the floor. “This just came out a little while ago.”
The crowd booed and chanted, “Lock her up!”
This is not funny. It is terrifying. The Russians engage in a sloppy disinformation effort and, before the day is out, the Republican nominee for president is standing on a stage reciting the manufactured story as truth. How did this happen? Who in the Trump campaign was feeding him falsehoods straight from the Kremlin? (The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment).
keynote wrote:http://www.newsweek.com/vladimir-putin-sidney-blumenthal-hillary-clinton-donald-trump-benghazi-sputnik-508635At a rally in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, Trump spoke while holding a document in his hand. He told the assembled crowd that it was an email from Blumenthal, whom he called “sleazy Sidney.”
“This just came out a little while ago,’’ Trump said. “I have to tell you this.” And then he read the words from my article.
“He’s now admitting they could have done something about Benghazi,’’ Trump said, dropping the document to the floor. “This just came out a little while ago.”
The crowd booed and chanted, “Lock her up!”
This is not funny. It is terrifying. The Russians engage in a sloppy disinformation effort and, before the day is out, the Republican nominee for president is standing on a stage reciting the manufactured story as truth. How did this happen? Who in the Trump campaign was feeding him falsehoods straight from the Kremlin? (The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment).
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Induveca wrote:keynote wrote:http://www.newsweek.com/vladimir-putin-sidney-blumenthal-hillary-clinton-donald-trump-benghazi-sputnik-508635At a rally in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, Trump spoke while holding a document in his hand. He told the assembled crowd that it was an email from Blumenthal, whom he called “sleazy Sidney.”
“This just came out a little while ago,’’ Trump said. “I have to tell you this.” And then he read the words from my article.
“He’s now admitting they could have done something about Benghazi,’’ Trump said, dropping the document to the floor. “This just came out a little while ago.”
The crowd booed and chanted, “Lock her up!”
This is not funny. It is terrifying. The Russians engage in a sloppy disinformation effort and, before the day is out, the Republican nominee for president is standing on a stage reciting the manufactured story as truth. How did this happen? Who in the Trump campaign was feeding him falsehoods straight from the Kremlin? (The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment).
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Russians, give me a break. This was a gmail account, this was someone inside their offices.....the pattern is too obvious. These Russian claims are beyond ludicrous, and irresponsible.
Remember this isn't the Pentagon, this is some older gmail on a personal laptop. Wives/husbands expecting their spouses/children of transgressions execute these "hacks" with keyloggers.
Lastly the Newsweek article is ridiculous. They claim that a new batch of only 2000 documents, released 6-7 hours prior it was nearly impossible to find an email containing a reference to Benghazi quickly?
With tens of thousands of Wikileaks followers online digging through the emails that specific email was likely found within 1 minute of release by thousands of people, then spread like wildfire. Blumenthal is a major figure, along with Soros everyone looks for on those forums.
https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/
1. Click advanced search/
2. Enter "Blumenthal" in "mail is from", click search
3. The referenced email is shown as #2
Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:http://www.dailywire.com/news/9849/cue-new-sexual-harassment-allegations-hit-trump-hank-berrienOn Cue, New Sexual Harassment Allegations Hit Trump Campaign
USA Today, examining over 4,000 lawsuits that involve Trump, has found damning evidence corroborating perspectives that view Trump and the companies he has run as harbors for sexual harassment. The research found at least 20 different lawsuits alleging Trump and the managers at his companies sexually harassed their employees or ignored complaints of harassment.
