Posted on 02/12/2016 11:01:30 AM PST by Olog-hai
Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential candidate, offered this year's hopefuls advice about a hard-learned lesson: Release your tax returns before the primaries and avoid tough scrutiny later. But the top three Republicans leading in national polls don't appear to be listening.
Even as other candidates -- most notably Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush -- have already disclosed years' worth of private tax returns to dispel questions about their personal finances, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio have failed to do the same despite promises to do so, sometimes after events that have now come and gone. None of the campaigns will say why they've delayed or when the candidates will release their returns. ...
(Excerpt) Read more at bigstory.ap.org ...
BS Story Trump released last years months ago none is required again until April 15...azz hat tin foil article
I thought Trump offered that tax information in a book form since it was so huge.
MSM deception
Sure. She sent it via email.
You didn’t read the article. It never said they were legally required to release them it said that past people advised that they release him now. That may be good or bad advice but that’s the opinion.
Yet another “when did you stop beating your wife” smear story from a pair of Noo Yawk Baby Bolsheviks
That was the prequel. :-)
“Hillary “disclosed years’ worth of private tax returns”? “
Were those the same tax returns that needed to be modified a dozen times because of irregularities that were “honest” mistakes?
Funny how “honest” errors happen even with better access to the smartest actuaries than the “common man” would have.
“Funny how “honest†errors happen even with better access to the smartest actuaries than the “common man†would have.”
You earn 115 million from speeches and yet you cannot find a decent accountant. Maybe she should go to H&R Block.
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