Play Nice 45th President of the United States: Donald Trump - Part 16: One-Hit Wonder

[ShanDog]

Part 17 of this thread is here ->

Play Nice - 45th President of the United States: Donald Trump - Part 17: Old Man Yells At Crowds

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Joe Biden, 46th President Thread is over there ->

Presidential Election Aftermath thread is here ->

 

[madmug]

So now you are telling me even God is a commie socialist

Didn't you at least expect that, just a little bit?

 

[Deaneus!]

Ricky! Greatest movie ever. Starring an avowed socialist.

 

[Christopher Buttersnip]

How surprising, a Trump mate turns out to be a dirt bag.

Erik Prince, Trump Ally, Violated Libya Arms Embargo, U.N. Report Says (Published 2021)

Mr. Prince offered to supply weapons, drones and mercenaries to a Libyan militia commander seeking to overthrow the government, according to U.N. investigators.

www.nytimes.com

 

[Financialpanther]

How surprising, a Trump mate turns out to be a dirt bag.

Erik Prince, Trump Ally, Violated Libya Arms Embargo, U.N. Report Says (Published 2021)

Mr. Prince offered to supply weapons, drones and mercenaries to a Libyan militia commander seeking to overthrow the government, according to U.N. investigators.

www.nytimes.com

Not sure what you mean by turns out - he is a fairly well known quantity I would have thought.

 

[Christopher Buttersnip]

Not sure what you mean by turns out - he is a fairly well known quantity I would have thought.

Irony!

 

[NSWCROW]

Lucky he's got that pardon money to spend on the best lawyers

 

[NSWCROW]

Bwaaaaa

 

[Satan]

Waiting for melania to issue divorce papers for the trifecta of bad news for trump

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Supreme Court paves way for prosecutors to seize Trump tax records

The probe, led by Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance, is believed to be the most serious legal threat Trump is facing in his post-presidential life.

www.smh.com.au

YESSSSSSS!!!!!

The lasso tightens.

 

[Chief]

Supreme Court paves way for prosecutors to seize Trump tax records

The probe, led by Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance, is believed to be the most serious legal threat Trump is facing in his post-presidential life.

www.smh.com.au

YESSSSSSS!!!!!

The lasso tightens.

It will just spin out in the courts until he’s dead.

 

[Satan]

It will just spin out in the courts until he’s dead.

Might have to pay for some decent lawyers

 

[sherb]

Might have to pay for some decent lawyers

Not only that, pay them up front.......

 

[Satan]

Not only that, pay them up front.......

Wont be no win no fee lawyers

 

[campbell]

It will just spin out in the courts until he’s dead.

Except, he will be charged and denied bail,so therefore will be enjoying his tome in Rikers....

 

[BigTacoBandit]

Did Trump just cancelled from "America Uncancelled"????
Do irony meters go to 11?

 

[bourbons]

Wont be no win no fee lawyers

 

[Satan]

Did Trump just cancelled from "America Uncancelled"????
Do irony meters go to 11?

Walks like a Egyptian?

 

[BigTacoBandit]

Walks like a Egyptian?

Tutankhamen???

 

[Mr_Moogle]

"Donald Trump suffered a major setback on Monday in his long quest to conceal details of his finances as the U.S. Supreme Court paved the way for a New York City prosecutor to obtain the former president’s tax returns and other records as part of an accelerating criminal investigation"

U.S. Supreme Court sets the stage for release of Trump tax returns

Donald Trump suffered a major setback on Monday in his long quest to conceal details of his finances as the U.S. Supreme Court paved the way for a New York City prosecutor to obtain the former president's tax returns and other records as part of an accelerating criminal...

www.reuters.com

 

[Satan]

Tutankhamen???

Young Pharoah

 

[magpie_marty]

Numerous claims by Mr. Trump of generous philanthropy fell apart upon examination of his tax returns, which raised questions about both the amount of certain donations and the overall nature of his tax-deductible giving. For example, $119.3 million of the roughly $130 million in charitable deductions he claimed since 2005 turned out to be the estimated value of pledges not to develop real estate, sometimes after a planned project fell through.
At least two of those land-based charitable deductions, one related to a golf course in Los Angeles and the other a Westchester estate called Seven Springs, are known to be part of the civil inquiry by Ms. James, who is examining whether appraisals supporting the tax write-offs were inflated.
More broadly, the tax records showed how the public disclosures he filed as a candidate and then as president offered a distorted view of his overall finances by reporting glowing numbers for his golf courses, hotels and other businesses based on the gross revenues they collected each year. The actual bottom line, after losses and expenses, was much gloomier: In 2018, while Mr. Trump’s public filings showed $434.9 million in revenue, his tax returns declared a total of $47.4 million in losses.
And such dire numbers were not an anomaly. Mr. Trump’s many golf courses, a core component of his business empire, reported losses of $315.6 million from 2000 to 2018, while the income from licensing his name to hotels and resorts had all but dried up by the time he entered the White House. In addition, Mr. Trump has hundreds of millions of dollars in loans, much of which he personally guaranteed, coming due in the next few years.
Trump faces a potentially devastating I.R.S. audit focusing on the huge refund he claimed in 2010, which covered all the federal income taxes he paid from 2005 to 2008, plus interest. Mr. Trump repeatedly cited the ongoing audit as the reason he could not release his tax returns, after initially saying he would, even though nothing about the audit process prevented him from doing so.
If an I.R.S. ruling were to ultimately go against him, Mr. Trump could be forced to pay back more than $100 million, factoring in interest and possible penalties, in addition to some $21.2 million in state and local tax refunds that were based on the figures in his federal filings.

 

[Chief]

"Donald Trump suffered a major setback on Monday in his long quest to conceal details of his finances as the U.S. Supreme Court paved the way for a New York City prosecutor to obtain the former president’s tax returns and other records as part of an accelerating criminal investigation"

U.S. Supreme Court sets the stage for release of Trump tax returns

Donald Trump suffered a major setback on Monday in his long quest to conceal details of his finances as the U.S. Supreme Court paved the way for a New York City prosecutor to obtain the former president's tax returns and other records as part of an accelerating criminal...

www.reuters.com

Do they get to see his health plan, too?

 

[Chicago1]

I await March 4th with bated breath.

 

[bourbons]

Numerous claims by Mr. Trump of generous philanthropy fell apart upon examination of his tax returns, which raised questions about both the amount of certain donations and the overall nature of his tax-deductible giving. For example, $119.3 million of the roughly $130 million in charitable deductions he claimed since 2005 turned out to be the estimated value of pledges not to develop real estate, sometimes after a planned project fell through.
At least two of those land-based charitable deductions, one related to a golf course in Los Angeles and the other a Westchester estate called Seven Springs, are known to be part of the civil inquiry by Ms. James, who is examining whether appraisals supporting the tax write-offs were inflated.
More broadly, the tax records showed how the public disclosures he filed as a candidate and then as president offered a distorted view of his overall finances by reporting glowing numbers for his golf courses, hotels and other businesses based on the gross revenues they collected each year. The actual bottom line, after losses and expenses, was much gloomier: In 2018, while Mr. Trump’s public filings showed $434.9 million in revenue, his tax returns declared a total of $47.4 million in losses.
And such dire numbers were not an anomaly. Mr. Trump’s many golf courses, a core component of his business empire, reported losses of $315.6 million from 2000 to 2018, while the income from licensing his name to hotels and resorts had all but dried up by the time he entered the White House. In addition, Mr. Trump has hundreds of millions of dollars in loans, much of which he personally guaranteed, coming due in the next few years.
Trump faces a potentially devastating I.R.S. audit focusing on the huge refund he claimed in 2010, which covered all the federal income taxes he paid from 2005 to 2008, plus interest. Mr. Trump repeatedly cited the ongoing audit as the reason he could not release his tax returns, after initially saying he would, even though nothing about the audit process prevented him from doing so.
If an I.R.S. ruling were to ultimately go against him, Mr. Trump could be forced to pay back more than $100 million, factoring in interest and possible penalties, in addition to some $21.2 million in state and local tax refunds that were based on the figures in his federal filings.

Art of the deal lol

 

[E Shed]

Maybe this is finally the kraken?