2020 Election
#1936
Re: 2020 Election
She won't commit to endorsing him... that's a little different. Personally I couldn't care less who she does and doesn't endorse, but she really needs to stfu. Otoh her comments seem to echo those made by Obama's campaign strategist David Axelrod after the last debate when the Warren spat was being discussed.He said something like there being a perception in the Democratic Party that Sanders isn't a "team player".
I hope Sanders isn't the nominee, but if he is of course I will vote for him.
I hope Sanders isn't the nominee, but if he is of course I will vote for him.
#1937
Re: 2020 Election
When the question has been asked of you, in the past, on this thread 'would you vote for any democratic nominee against Trump', I believe you've stated vigorously that you are not ready to make that commitment and that you are going to listen to all the candidates before making that decision. I can't say Clinton's statement is any different.
#1938
Re: 2020 Election
When the question has been asked of you, in the past, on this thread 'would you vote for any democratic nominee against Trump', I believe you've stated vigorously that you are not ready to make that commitment and that you are going to listen to all the candidates before making that decision. I can't say Clinton's statement is any different.
#1939
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Re: 2020 Election
We are, and we have AOC going at it from the other direction so will be interesting to see what will happens, looks like a blood bath.
#1941
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Re: 2020 Election
When the question has been asked of you, in the past, on this thread 'would you vote for any democratic nominee against Trump', I believe you've stated vigorously that you are not ready to make that commitment and that you are going to listen to all the candidates before making that decision. I can't say Clinton's statement is any different.
#1942
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Re: 2020 Election
There'll either be 1099s from each lender or otherwise his return will need to have explanatory text as to where the interest was paid to. Why do you think that Deutsch Bank has been subpoened?
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/03/b...-subpoena.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/03/b...-subpoena.html
Last edited by Giantaxe; Jan 21st 2020 at 10:26 pm.
#1943
Re: 2020 Election
I rarely pass up an opportunity to drag up this old thing:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...aundering-scam
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...aundering-scam
#1946
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Re: 2020 Election
If the lender cancels a debt a 1099-c form may be issued. I doubt he has any student loan interest which I think is reported on a 1099.or similar form.
There is a form 1042 that may relate to interest paid to foreign entities though I don't think it is required to be file with one's individual tax return.
It would seem much easier to go to county records and get public information on property liens on estimated amounts borrowed, since I would assume knowing Trump most lenders would ask for security.
And unlike statements major commentators I have heard on CNN and MSNBC, his personal tax return definitely wouldn't show his net worth. (Not to pick on them. Fox has equally clueless journalists as well).
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Re: 2020 Election