LouderVol
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Why would the House care if Trump lied about how profitable his businesses were?I don't care if he releases his tax returns or not ... but good lord, he said he wanted to release them back in 2015, but supposedly couldn't because he was under audit - which was a crock. Being under audit does not prohibit someone from releasing their returns to the public. Trump is not the first billionaire businessman under audit to run for President. Ross Perot was wealthier than Trump, and also under audit in 1992 ... but he still released his tax returns even though he was running as an independent and not seeking the nomination from a party.
I suspect that these returns will only further reveal what is already known about Trump .... He has lied about how profitable his businesses are (specifically, his golf resort properties). I give Trump credit for his tax avoidance. That doesn't bother me at all, but he is not as successful of a businessman as he has been claiming for 40 years.
The argument the house is making is that they want to make sure the tax code is being applied correctly. And they are going to figure it out with all their accounting and tax law genius while the know nothing scrubs at the IRS have audited him multiple times over decades and found nothing, or little wrong?
This is purely political in an effort to drag his name through the mud.