Nothing to see here. . . just another Trump lie. Move along.
Iām gonna hire him ā¦ wanna be a āgeniusā too ā
Trumpās response: āBut I did a tremendous job hiring this guy. There are plenty of tax experts out there who didnāt know you can use capital losses to offset capital gains. Almost no one knows that. Except this guy. And me. I knew that, so I hired him. I did a tremendous job.ā
Is Trump A Tax
CodeCheat Genius?
Certifiably.
jw1
āI did all the tax preparation. He never saw the product until it was presented to him for signature.ā
I understand Mitnick was laid off when Trump outsourced his tax preparation to China.
If only he would release his taxes so we could behold his genius firsthand. Iām sure theyāre suitable for framing and, possibly, worthy of a permanent shrine/display at Wharton.
Trump: Fine. I am still a genius in running a business and losing around $1 Billion. Who can say that in America? I did it at the time when Billion$$ meant something.
Cheeto Donnieās only āgeniusā vis-a-vis the tax code is hiring accountants and lawyersā¦
Some one needs to count all the tax laws/codes and figure out how many days/years it would take tRump to read, comprehend, discuss with appropriate committees, and get them changed/fixed.
Iām willing to be that tRump doesnāt have the stamina nor concentration to get through reading one law.
uhhhhā¦ Ooh! Ooh!
Thatās because Donald already knew all the answers! Right?
Hey, has any member of the press actually asked Donnie a moderately difficult tax question with a clear simple answer that anyone who knows the tax system best could actually answer off the top of his head?
Say, a question off a test youād need to pass to do taxes for H&R Block.
Yāknow, to demonstrate his prowess. There should be no difficult with that, should there?
Canāt wait to see how donald will be bragging after someone does brain surgery on him for the first time. 'Cause that experience alone will make him a top flight neurosurgeon. the best.
I would love to hear that somebody in the town hall debate would ask trump detailed questions about the tax code. As in stuff only an expert would understand. I bet trump would deflect somehow and blame Hillary for rigging the debate.
I believe this guy. After watching Trump for almost a year now, itās clear he doesnāt sweat the details. Heās undoubtedly no tax expert.
Unfortunately, the position heās running for requires a mastery of details. As such, heās remarkably unsuited to be President. About the only thing he has going for him is his birth certificate.
This could be meant a snarkā¦
And yet, Hugh Hewitt used this as the main positive in the Trump campaign after Hewitt announced that āPence won the debateā.
Hewitt stated that Trump would say, in effect, that his selection of the (skillful) Pence at VP proved that, as President, he has the ability to select an outstanding teamā¦thus making the case (to swing voters and undecideds) that (a) Trump should be elected and (b) there would be a massive upswing in Trumpās polling.
In itself, this meant little. Political factions are going to portray their situation in the best possible light.
I have mentioned elsewhere that the journalistic malpractice of Chris Mathews in rendering an āobjectiveā analysis of the VP Debate as close to Hewittās nonsense as humanly possible was a shameful tarnishing of whatās left of his āreputationā.
Dr. Ben Carson would give DT an A+, even if the patient died.
And then DT would blame Hillary.
The extent of Trumpās tax code genius:
He understands taxes better than accounts, war better than generals and brain surgery better than Ben Carsonā¦ok ā¦that last one is trueā¦he he heā¦
Here are the circumstances under which Iād consider Trump a genius:
- He prepared the taxes himself.
- He paid no taxes for 18 years.
- The IRS found nothing untoward about the returns.
- This was all based on personal income of $916 million.
That would be impressive.