Documents being wheeled into Ways and Means hearing room...

[demmiblue]

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

[Walleye]

1. I hate to quote Nixon but Americans need to know if their president was a crook

[Jerry2144]

7. We know Tangerine Idi Amin

Is and was a crook. No questions on that. Just how many laws has he broken? Or is the list shorter for the ones he did not break?

[Walleye]

9. Yeah Nixon didn't think of that, how much of a cook

[Beachnutt]

2. ..

[sarcasmo]

3. Christmas come early.

[GreenWave]

4. Release them now and forever!

No more cunctation!

[LastDemocratInSC]

10. Ok, I had to look that word up (you know which one)

but my guess based on the context was correct.

[Wounded Bear]

13. trump was a major cunctator...

That's sounds dirty, doesn't it?

[GreenWave]

31. Yeah Trump is a very filthy word!

[PatSeg]

22. Ooh, that was a new one for me as well

[onetexan]

29. i was thinking more of Dick Cheney's word "dithering" but this one will do if it fits

[PatSeg]

33. I like "dithering"!

[ProfessorGAC]

15. Great Word!

Haven't seen it used in a long time.

[GreenWave]

32. I recall it being used when the Carthaginians went into the Alps!!!

I believe it was snowy too, IIRC.

[bucolic_frolic]

5. I think they should release a detailed summary that answers those questions

but not the whole thing. Public need-to-know in other words. We don't need to know everything.

[gratuitous]

6. What if it turns out the former guy wasn't under audit all this time?

Will the political pundits don sackcloth and ashes for being so gullible and taking the former guy at his word?

[Mr.Bill]

11. No matter what the tax returns say,

his base will just say it is proof of how smart he was as a businessman. Especially if he did anything illegal.

[70sEraVet]

21. If his tax statements turn out to be as blatantly fraudulent as I suspect, and they HAVEN'T been

auditted, it's going to open up a VERY bitter discussion about what DOES trigger an audit by IRS!

[The Roux Comes First]

26. Yeah, Right!

Aside from bloated insecure yams and the mainstream media, pundits are the last to acknowledge their imperfect skill-sets and that mistake they made, oh, say, back in the '90's.

[Kingofalldems]

8. Kick this one.

[calimary]

12. Why is it - every time I see a photo of his face, that face gets uglier?

Doesn’t matter if it pouts or not.

[PatSeg]

23. It really does

That dawns on me most every time I see a photo of him and I wonder if I'd forgotten how ugly he really is. Being we don't see his face plastered everywhere these days, it would be easy to forget. That truly is a nasty looking man.

[calimary]

35. Ugly inside and out.

[PatSeg]

36. And freakishly repulsive

When he was younger, he looked rather sleazy. Over the years, he just got flat out ugly as his true being surfaced more and more. I didn't see the meanness and cruelty as much when he was younger. Now it shows on his face all the time. Guess it has become harder to disguise.

[gab13by13]

14. I'm afraid the committee is taking too long.

[triron]

28. Why do you feel like that?

[Danascot]

16. Why in the world

would anyone assume that his tax returns would reflect anything resembling reality? He's lied about everything else.

[Justice matters.]

18. Predictable behavior: "I didn't file them... Mazars did."

"all I did was sign them where they told me to sign"

See? No criminal effin INTENT. (bail out of jail card).

[gratuitous]

19. Isn't it great how rich person crimes require mind-reading skills?

A poor person is caught with property that belongs to someone else, it's theft or burglary and off to the hoosegow. But a rich person crime, like fraud, has to prove that the person who ends up with all that money intended for his actions or his speech or his promises to take money from the victim which would then land in his pocket. "Gee, your honor, I had no idea that I was selling a pig in a poke to all those folks who gave me money. It just happened that way, that I got their money and they got nothing." "Dismissed!"

[hibbing]

17. Charitable contributions..hahahahahahahahahaha n/t

[mn9driver]

20. The funny thing about Trump's donations to charity

The charities always turn out to be him. Funny how that works.

[PatSeg]

24. Ha, ha, ha!

"Charity begins with me!"

[DENVERPOPS]

25. Didn't they finally nail Al Capone

for tax evasion?????????? The only reason he got out of jail early was because his brain was mostly already eaten away by a spirocite? called Tertiary Syphilis...............hum, sounds familiar.......

[Cha]

27. I've Totally been on Stand By

today! We Need to Know! TY

[demmiblue]

30. BREAKING: The House Ways and Means Committee has voted 24-16 to release six years of Trump's tax...

BREAKING:

The House Ways and Means Committee has voted 24-16 to release six years of Trump's tax information to the full House.

Link to tweet

[lindysalsagal]

34. Wa-hoo!!!

FINALLY!