From the link you provided:
A spokeswoman for Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, Hope Hicks, wouldn’t tell us if Trump still supports that plan and said that he will release his current tax plan later in September.
But in 2011, talk show host George Stephanopoulos asked Trump if he still supported that tax, and Trump said it was no longer viable.
"Well, at a time, it would have paid off the deficit. I mean, you wouldn't have a deficit, at that time," Trump said (though he confused debt and deficit). "Unfortunately, the world has changed, today you can't do it. Today, and I'm very strongly against tax increases. And the reason I'm-"
"So, you're no longer for that tax?" Stephanopoulos asked.
"No, no. I'm no longer for that tax, no," Trump said.
This is not DU...Dishonesty is not appreciated here...Your headline says just the opposite of what the article states...Apparently you are hoping people won't check out your links that you use to attack Trump to see if you are telling the truth...
No doubt in my mind that when Walker leaves you'll be supporting Bush...
The day is young, Trump’s positions are likely to change.