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erronis

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24. Right. None of them want to start throwing stones in their glass houses.

Reply to yurbud (Reply #18)

Mon May 15, 2017, 09:58 AM

May 2017

Blackmail is nasty and can be used against most politicians, especially. (Wonder why that is....)

"Old Europe" has long-ago shed its Puritan-style ethos and can rarely be blackmailed for sexual peccadildos. Once the USofA grows up it will be back to money-laundering, murder, etc.

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Tax attorney on the certified letter Cheeto sent about his taxes [View all] ehrnst May 2017 OP

This is absolutely right on. Raven May 2017 #1

I've seen many tax opinion letters. I don't think this is a tax opinion letter. onenote May 2017 #11

You are absolutely correct... Raven May 2017 #13

1924 Law allowing the Congress to view Tax Records? mitch96 May 2017 #25

The Senate won't use that law volstork May 2017 #28

In other words, republican Comrade Casino* and his Las Vegas-style lawyers Achilleaze May 2017 #2

K & R for visibility ...nt N_E_1 for Tennis May 2017 #3

K&R. Nt The Polack MSgt May 2017 #4

Excellent! Baitball Blogger May 2017 #5

Crooked Donnie. n/t ginnyinWI May 2017 #6

This Crooked Tax Letter panfluteman May 2017 #16

Thanks for the intersting analysis if what the letter really means in terms of what a lawyer means Nitram May 2017 #7

so, basically most of his income NewJeffCT May 2017 #8

Can we use 3? Bradical79 May 2017 #9

I have copied and pasted the FB post and sent it to my reps. ehrnst May 2017 #10

No. onenote May 2017 #26

Avoidence terminology randr May 2017 #12

Kind of what everybody knew... Wounded Bear May 2017 #14

Seem to recall one of the trump sons responding to a reporter's Enoki33 May 2017 #20

Absolutely... Wounded Bear May 2017 #22

K&R. Valuable illumination. Thanks for posting. (nt) Paladin May 2017 #15

this non-laywer thinks unless actual tax returns are released any letter is B.S. and should be mulsh May 2017 #17

the financial conflicts of interest will be much easier to prove than collusion with Russia yurbud May 2017 #18

Right. None of them want to start throwing stones in their glass houses. erronis May 2017 #24

If only he had sent it "registered" grantcart May 2017 #19

So this letter means about as much as the letter from Buns_of_Fire May 2017 #21

Pretty much... Wounded Bear May 2017 #23

Yup. About as credible as his doctor's letter. nt SunSeeker May 2017 #27