DC: The White House released President Trump’s tax return from 2005 on Tuesday, which showed that he paid $38 million on $150 million in income. This disproves the premise of a major New York Times story in the lead-up to the November election.
The Oct. 1 Times story was headlined: “Donald Trump Tax Records Show He Could Have Avoided Taxes for Nearly Two Decades, The Times Found.” The New York Times reporters wrote: “Donald J. Trump declared a $916 million loss on his 1995 income tax returns, a tax deduction so substantial it could have allowed him to legally avoid paying any federal income taxes for up to 18 years, records obtained by The New York Times show.”
Ha Ha Ha ha Ha Ha Ha, Heh Heh Heh
Crow’s probably about all the NYT can afford to eat.
Ha Ha F You
Would you like a side of fake news with that crow combo? Did you want to go big on that combo?
You know the nyt is a rag when even the subway rats won’t use it for nesting.
More evidence that PDT punked ’em then, he’s punking them now, he’ll punk them again and there’s not a damned thing the MSM can do about it.
I jingle the leash and my dog comes running every time. Even though half the time he gets ear drops instead of a walk.
How much did the Times have to shell out to get a copy of that return?
Trump has owned the NYT so many times they should make him CEO.
What page did they print the “apology “?
To paraphrase Nasty Pelosi…
“You have to lie about Trump’s taxes to find out what’s in them.”
A course in “creative writing” is required for new reporters.
At this rate, Progs are going to get crows put on the endangered list.
Illegally obtained. That’s a Federal felony –up to 5 years. Commission entails lots of other felonies, each with its own charges.
I’m fine with every reporter, editor etc associated with this, including Maddox, facing criminal charges.
Make the MSM squirm.
Crimes have consequences.
Ratings could soon be the least of their worries.
“Just one more question, Ms. Maddow, if you don’t mind.”
“Anything for you, Detective Columbo. Just ask.”
“Thank you. Now I really feel silly for asking this, but it’s been bugging me since last night. Naaah, it’s just crazy. Forget it.”
“Nonsense, Detective, what is it?”
“Well it occurred to me that you showed the President’s tax return without disclosing beforehand what specific documents you were going to show, yet the President was able to release the exact same information you had, and he did it before you. That’s the craziest thing, isn’t it?”
“Detective, I just realized that I’m late for an important meeting. Will you excuse me?”
Certainly, m’am. I am truly sorry to bother you with this.”
They were right. He COULD have.
But he DIDN’T.