Tax Fraud, Conman in Chief

[Nickdfresh]

Yeah, as I stated it... it's a crappy standard not worthy of endorsement.

I question why people place so much value on a candidate releasing their past tax returns.

What are we measuring/assessing? Sources and/or levels of income? A value judgement of the accounting firm they chose and methods applied? Few people prepare their own tax filings... even fewer understand the thousands of pages of complex tax codes in play. So what do the numbers tell us?

Or... shall I be so bold as to propose it's all about people being nosy and then applying some snooty gossip fodder... oh look at him/her and all their money..?

What's the point of not releasing them? It might destory one's narrative of bullshit? If that were Clinton, you'd be mentioning it every other post...