Labels: The Repugnant Party, Trump
posted by Rob Anderson @ 12:01 PM
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3 Comments:
No one is calling to defund the police except for the democrats. I can link and list all two pages of those calling out to defund if you like?
The infrastructure plan does include some funding for the police but it’s not actually funding them. It’s funding the restructuring of police forces and most of that money goes to “community outreach/services”. Meaning paying someone to go to a call that normal a police officer would be called out to and go have a peaceful discussion with criminals to try and calm them down.
However, IRS doesn’t need more funding and is considered a “new spending” spending that shouldn’t be added because the country is coming out of covid with the economy the way it is democrat new spending is unnecessary.
As for your dumb ass clip trump organization nor trump has been indicted on anything. One employee of trump has been enforced for not paying taxes on personal benefits. There is a difference Mr propaganda(as. The lies and bullshit you’d go through to make one side look worse than the other ignoring facts solely because your a democrat cheerleader amazes me.
Seriously what’s wrong with being fair an honest? Aren’t democrats suppose to be the righteous people? Where’s the honesty?
The Washington Post:
"More recently, conservatives say the IRS is to blame after a major story by ProPublica revealed some of the wealthiest Americans pay relatively little in taxes. Many Republicans suspect IRS officials were behind the disclosure, although ProPublica has said it does not know where the information came from and there is no evidence the IRS staff did so. Tax experts also speculate that a lack of funding also may have made the leak more likely, either by weakening the tax agency’s IT protections or by forcing it to offload sensitive data to third-party contractors."
This is about the IRS, not regular police.
Conservatives didn't like the story about how rich people get away with not paying taxes, though they often do that legally. Hence, it's not just a matter of providing the IRS with more money and manpower. The laws need to be tightened up, too, to guarantee that it stops.
Trump's organization has been indicted for its long-time practice of keeping two books: one for the IRS and another to keep track of its illegal compensation scheme, which is what the Weisselberg indictment is about. If Weisselberg flips, Trump will be indicted. He may be indicted anyhow if prosecutors have other sources of information.
"Seriously what’s wrong with being fair an honest? Aren’t democrats suppose to be the righteous people? Where’s the honesty?"
How am I being dishonest? And where's your honesty? Can you really think Trump didn't know that his company kept two financial books---one for illegally compensating employees and another for the IRS---and that he didn't know what Weisselberg was doing?
Trump himself is still under investigation. I look forward to your comments after he is indicted.
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