lawgator1
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Why does any of this matter? OK, so he is broke... or maybe not a billionaire. So?Don’t need to read another post from Herron out
Give me the name of the right wing poster and I’ll tell you how they will 1. justify this N.Y. Times reporting is bull$!t 2. Trumps deductions are legitimate 3. Michael Cohen is not to be believed
Two words: Clinton FoundationI have no grounds to speak about legality. Personally, though, I don’t want a president who is potentially morally corrupt in a tremendous amount of debt and with holdings all over the globe dealing with our foreign policy and in the position of safeguarding America. Nobody should want that.
I have been reading a lot of books based on financial freedom and all of them talking about reporting liabilities on taxes and keeping finances in assets instead of cash or savings.... that way you don’t have to pay taxes( double taxes with a savings) but you are able to liquidate money any time you need it.If Trump is legally using the tax code to his advantage to avoid tax liability despite making the billions he says he has, that's fine. If that is case, its an indictment of our tax system.
Trump's properties are mortgaged to the eyeballs. Trump has 14 loans on 12 properties, with six of those loans accounting for $479 million in debt due over the next four years. Trump is running a paper empire. This should be considered a national security threat.I have no grounds to speak about legality. Personally, though, I don’t want a president who is potentially morally corrupt in a tremendous amount of debt and with holdings all over the globe dealing with our foreign policy and in the position of safeguarding America. Nobody should want that.
Why does any of this matter? OK, so he is broke... or maybe not a billionaire. So?
400 MM in debt is definitely a security issue. The debt, the tax evasion, are all red flags.
This is the most disturbing revelation from The New York Times: Some of these loans are guaranteed by Trump himself. Meaning that a creditor could come after his personal - not corporate - assets if he defaults.400 MM in debt is definitely a security issue. The debt, the tax evasion, are all red flags.
Also leverage. For security clearances, they look at credit.....how could he pass any security clearance with 400 MM in debt, that is personally guaranteed? I mean this guy claims losses every year of doing business.This is the most disturbing revelation from The New York Times: Some of these loans are guaranteed by Trump himself. Meaning that a creditor could come after his personal - not corporate - assets if he defaults.