Granted, I would love to see him being exposed. That being said, it's a NYT piece. The NYT that after the 2016 election had a full page add in their paper announcing that they would focus on reporting the truth from then on. They hired Bari Weis as staff editor specifically for that. Well Bari gave up on the NYT this year and wrote a letter on her webpage explaining her decision. She gave up on the second most prestigious job in journalism because the woke radicals are still running the show at the NYT.
For those reasons, I'll wait for confirmation and references on that article.
Granted, I would love to see him being exposed. That being said, it's a NYT piece. The NYT that after the 2016 election had a full page add in their paper announcing that they would focus on reporting the truth from then on. They hired Bari Weis as staff editor specifically for that. Well Bari gave up on the NYT this year and wrote a letter on her webpage explaining her decision. She gave up on the second most prestigious job in journalism because the woke radicals are still running the show at the NYT.
For those reasons, I'll wait for confirmation and references on that article.
J’ai hâte de connaître les arguments de ses disciples pour le défendre une fois de plus.
Granted, I would love to see him being exposed. That being said, it's a NYT piece. The NYT that after the 2016 election had a full page add in their paper announcing that they would focus on reporting the truth from then on. They hired Bari Weis as staff editor specifically for that. Well Bari gave up on the NYT this year and wrote a letter on her webpage explaining her decision. She gave up on the second most prestigious job in journalism because the woke radicals are still running the show at the NYT.
For those reasons, I'll wait for confirmation and references on that article.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/09/27/us/donald-trump-taxes.html
His finances are just about as solid as his morals.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/09/27/us/donald-trump-taxes.html
His finances are just about as solid as his morals.
As a general rule, the more someone brags about being rich, the more likely he's crumbling under the weight of his debts.
Granted, I would love to see him being exposed. That being said, it's a NYT piece. The NYT that after the 2016 election had a full page add in their paper announcing that they would focus on reporting the truth from then on. They hired Bari Weis as staff editor specifically for that. Well Bari gave up on the NYT this year and wrote a letter on her webpage explaining her decision. She gave up on the second most prestigious job in journalism because the woke radicals are still running the show at the NYT.
For those reasons, I'll wait for confirmation and references on that article.
Believe it or not, if you lose more money than you earn in a given year, you will probably not have to pay any income tax.
Other "scoops" from this story:
- Trump is not using the Presidency to enrich himself (yet another resistence lie/delusion)
Following reports earlier this year that the Trump Organization has charged the Secret Service as much as $650 a night to stay at Trump properties when accompanying the president, the Washington Post reported Thursday that those hefty hotel bills have so far added up to nearly a million dollars—at least.
According to reports obtained by the Post, American taxpayers have paid the Trump Organization at least $970,000 for more than 1,600 room rentals since Trump took office—which amounts to “the equivalent of more than four years’ worth of nightly rentals at Trump properties.” “Almost all” of the payments have been for trips taken by the president, his family members, and top officials, and have paid for rooms for Secret Service agents or staffers, rather than the Trump family themselves. The payment total marks a sharp increase from the $628,000 the Post had found as of March, after the publication found an additional $340,000 in room payments. And the number still could be an undercount, as in the absence of publicly-reported information on the charges from the federal government or Trump
Believe it or not, if you lose more money than you earn in a given year, you will probably not have to pay any income tax.
Other "scoops" from this story:
- There are no russian secrets in Trump's finances ( a delusion of the resistence of the past few years)
- Trump is not using the Presidency to enrich himself (yet another resistence lie/delusion)
- Trump pays more in taxes than Jeff Bezos
c'est fou pareil comment les médias s'intéresse au finance de Trump et essais de lui nuire
meanwhile les médias sont pas mal discret sur le fait que Dieu donné Obama avait un net worth familial ( placement, maison , etc etc ) de 1.3 million avant d'arriver a Washington ...
8 ans + tard après sa présidence , net worth d'over 20 millions !
Parlons des Clintons , + 240 millions depuis 2001 !
mais let's go , trouvons des bebittes sur Trump qui refuse de toucher son salaire de POTUS .... mais blâmons le parce qu'il essait d'organiser une/des rencontres dans ses resorts et qu'une de ses compagnies fassent quelques $$$
avec du recul , c'est une erreur d'avoir refusé son salaire de POTUS
Obama et les clintons charge facilement $250k par événement publique/conférence/allocution qu'il font. À la quantité d'évenement bobo corpo qu'il font dans une année arrivé a 20 million c'est facile.
c'est fou pareil comment les médias s'intéresse au finance de Trump et essais de lui nuire
meanwhile les médias sont pas mal discret sur le fait que Dieu donné Obama avait un net worth familial ( placement, maison , etc etc ) de 1.3 million avant d'arriver a Washington ...
8 ans + tard après sa présidence , net worth d'over 20 millions !
Parlons des Clintons , + 240 millions depuis 2001 !
mais let's go , trouvons des bebittes sur Trump qui refuse de toucher son salaire de POTUS .... mais blâmons le parce qu'il essait d'organiser une/des rencontres dans ses resorts et qu'une de ses compagnies fassent quelques $$$
avec du recul , c'est une erreur d'avoir refusé son salaire de POTUS