"I won the Election partially based on no Tax Returns while I am under audit (which I still am)"

[Miles Archer]

Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump

I won the 2016 Election partially based on no Tax Returns while I am under audit (which I still am), and the voters didn’t care. Now the Radical Left Democrats want to again relitigate this matter. Make it a part of the 2020 Election!
2:32 PM · May 11, 2019 · Twitter for iPhone

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[malaise]

1. The Majority in the House of Representatives want your tax returns

Go read the fucking constitution fool.

[Siwsan]

2. Well, his "win" is pretty much completely because on his lies, so.........

Toss in the rampant stupidity of those who voted for him, didn't bother to vote, or protest voted, and we find ourselves immersed in a vortex headed to perdition. So, he owes his time in office to dishonesty and stupidity.

[Downtown Hound]

3. And just how long is this audit going to take?

[PSPS]

7. Lying again. One is always free to release their tax returns whether "under audit" or not.

[jmowreader]

10. Forever

High-net-worth individuals are under a sort of permanent audit.

[Totally Tunsie]

4. No, tRumpAss...

To state "I won the 2016 Election partially based on no Tax Returns" would mean that you purposely campaigned on that premise, not that it was happenstance. But then, tRump is a moron who wouldn't know the difference. He does, however, have a slick and sleazy way with words, enough so to make his base of idjits believe he really meant exactly as he said. Crazy like a fox, that one!

[ginnyinWI]

5. oh, but we DO care!

We care a lot! And we aren't radical left either. Fool.

It is already part of the next election. He's right that he won partially because he did not release his tax returns. Audit is BS.

[louis-t]

6. If he's really 'under audit':

1. What's taking so long.
2. He should be very nervous about that. He doesn't seem to be.
3. Why hasn't he claimed that the IRS has no right to audit him?
4. If 20 states refuse to let him on the ballot, he loses bigly.

[PSPS]

8. Lying again. One is always free to release their tax returns whether "under audit" or not.

[Xipe Totec]

9. If he can tell the FBI to stop investigating, he can tell the IRS to stop auditing. nt