Trump Wins Temporary Legal Victory as Democrats Continue Quest for Tax Returns
Three years after Donald Trump’s historic presidential win, Democrats still cannot seem to let go of their need to get a look at the former Businessman’s tax returns. There are all sorts of theories, all unconfirmed or completely made up of what kinds of heinous crimes is hidden within these tac returns.
How many crimes are hidden in the #TrumpTaxReturns?
— Richard Hine (@richardhine) October 7, 2019
Just one of his secret loans appears to constitute a $50 million tax fraud. https://t.co/X7L9Tv1j9Y
What's the greatest threat to the trump "presidency?"
— BrooklynDad_Defiant Savage! (@mmpadellan) October 7, 2019
It's not ISIS.
It's not Ukraine.
It's not impeachment.
It's not even babies locked in cages.
It's the #TrumpTaxReturns.
They will reveal him to be nothing more than a conman behind the curtain, like in The Wizard of Oz.
The latest tactic desperate Democrats have used to coerce the President into releasing his taxes is to sue for their release as part of the Stormy Daniels payoff case. A judge in New York ruled that federal prosecutors should be given access to President Trump’s tax returns to see if there is any criminal wrongdoing in regard to his agreement with the porn star.
BREAKING: Federal judge rejects President Trump's challenge to the release of his tax returns for a New York state criminal probe. https://t.co/G3NugMtbMt
— The Associated Press (@AP) October 7, 2019
However, shortly after this ruling, President Trump’s tax returns were ruled not to be available as lawyers would have the chance to file an emergency appeal against the seemingly unconstitutional first ruling. The President’s lawyers are arguing, “that a constitutional domain exists in this country in which not only the President, but, derivatively, relatives and persons and business entities associated with him in potentially unlawful private activities, are in fact above the law.”
#Trump granted reprieve on tax return case after federal judge issues blistering ruling https://t.co/jBfLtwqTQO #FoxNews
— David Schreck (@StrategicThghts) October 7, 2019