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Originally posted by sh76We are left wondering why the lawyers of a prez nominee would advise that way.
Agreed. The thing he was most truthful on was the tax returns issue. Though the moderator and Hillary kept saying an audit didn't prevent his releasing the returns, Trump never said it did. He said his lawyers don't want him releasing the returns during an audit, which is probably true. Plus, he didn't deny anything. He told plenty of whoppers last night, but none of them involved his tax returns.
27 Sep 16
Originally posted by KellyJayHillary is far from perfect, and yes, her email situation is a real concern, regarding honesty however, I'd take a long, hard look at Donald Trump's, Mitch McConnell's, Bill Clinton's Mitt Romney's, George W Bush's or President Obama's speeches before you cast Hillary as an dishonest, evil witch. Hillary has been no more or less dishonest than any other career politician.
I think Hillary is better debater, but the trouble she has is not talking it is actually doing the
things that need done, when they need done, the way they need done! People died
working for her and she lied about it, she put our country at risk with her behavior in how
she handled her emails. Funny how she thinks she is better at national security when ...[text shortened]... ny of the lies she has told over the years. Trump was pushed was
about his past was she really?
27 Sep 16
Originally posted by JS357It's quite possible that tax lawyers would have a policy to advise clients to never release tax returns to anyone while being audited, which is quite logical advice. Lawyers in general are not in the habit of relaxing their advice because their client is running for President.
We are left wondering why the lawyers of a prez nominee would advise that way.
Originally posted by sh76I assume every Presidential nominee since 1980 has had tax lawyers, but the candidates since then have all released their tax returns.
It's quite possible that tax lawyers would have a policy to advise clients to never release tax returns to anyone while being audited, which is quite logical advice. Lawyers in general are not in the habit of relaxing their advice because their client is running for President.
Trump has come up with various excuses at different times why he doesn't, but they are all unconvincing in the extreme. This is actually one issue (or perhaps non-issue) that might actually hurt him.
EDIT: This poll has typical results on the question whether Trump should release his tax returns; 74% said "yes" including 66% of Independents and even 62% of Republicans. https://www.qu.edu/news-and-events/quinnipiac-university-poll/national/release-detail?ReleaseID=2375 Question 48.
27 Sep 16
Originally posted by mchillI did not call her names, I do have issues with her that go to her being honest. I have not seen people die or get killed due to a Trump vote or action or inaction as I have Hillary.
Hillary is far from perfect, and yes, her email situation is a real concern, regarding honesty however, I'd take a long, hard look at Donald Trump's, Mitch McConnell's, Bill Clinton's Mitt Romney's, George W Bush's or President Obama's speeches before you cast Hillary as an dishonest, evil witch. Hillary has been no more or less dishonest than any other career politician.
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Originally posted by sh76True, but the client can ask for their reason (it might be 'general policy' ) -- and does decide which course of action is in their interests.
It's quite possible that tax lawyers would have a policy to advise clients to never release tax returns to anyone while being audited, which is quite logical advice. Lawyers in general are not in the habit of relaxing their advice because their client is running for President.
Originally posted by no1marauderI don't get why any candidate should make their tax information public. It's not a requirement, and isn't it the IRS who decides whether someone's taxes are in order or not? I think this began with Lyndon Johnson (if I'm not mistaken) and now it's something of a tradition.
I assume every Presidential nominee since 1980 has had tax lawyers, but the candidates since then have all released their tax returns.
Trump has come up with various excuses at different times why he doesn't, but they are all unconvincing in the extreme. This is actually one issue (or perhaps non-issue) that might actually hurt him.
Trump has released information about his health, but all we've gotten from the Clinton camp are 'reassurances' she is in good health. Maybe a deal could be brokered. Clinton releases her health information and Trump releases his tax information. Or since Clinton has already offered her reassurance then Trump could do the same. Trump could say, "I assure you my taxes are all in order. So thanks for your concern, but I'm doing splendidly... in fact, I'm doing much, MUCH better than splendidly."
27 Sep 16
Originally posted by lemon limeYou are misinformed; Clinton has released far more health information than Trump.http://www.npr.org/2016/09/14/493973180/clintons-doctor-says-she-is-recovering-well-releases-more-health-information
I don't get why any candidate should make their tax information public. It's not a requirement, and isn't it the IRS who decides whether someone's taxes are in order or not? I think this began with Lyndon Johnson (if I'm not mistaken) and now it's something of a tradition.
Trump has released information about his health, but all we've gotten from the C ...[text shortened]... your concern, but I'm doing splendidly... in fact, I'm doing much, MUCH better than splendidly."
27 Sep 16
Originally posted by no1marauderLOL
You are misinformed; Clinton has released far more health information than Trump.http://www.npr.org/2016/09/14/493973180/clintons-doctor-says-she-is-recovering-well-releases-more-health-information
( clintons-doctor-says... )
Prince had his own doctor, too.
As did Michael Jackson.