Tearex -- you continue to mutter as you continue to miss the plainly-stated points (the ability to depreciate against ordinary income what are in fact non-depreciating assets, and the ability to do like-kind exchanges, Section 1031 exchanges, without current recognition of gains on the assets disposed)
and there's no 'deal' to 'negotiate' -- the Clintons' tax returns and the Clinton Foundation's tax returns and other relevant documents have been disclosed and kept current in the open for a long time -- apart from a few tax returns from long ago (which showed Trump paying no taxes) that had to be released in connection with seeking a casino license, Trump's tax returns and at least the great bulk of information that would enable a clear understanding of his business interests and relationships remain undisclosed -- it's flatly ludicrous to suggest that the Clintons owe any further disclosures in order to see Trump make disclosures comparable to the disclosures the Clintons have already made
Greensburg, KS - 5/4/07
"Eternal vigilance is the price of Liberty."
from John Philpot Curran, Speech
upon the Right of Election, 1790
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