…don’t really tell us anything about Trump or how much he is actually worth. His refusal to release his returns breaks the precedent of every major-party presidential nominee releasing their returns dating back to 1976 – because, he claims…
…vs. Trump on Releasing his Tax Returns Every major presidential candidate since 1976 has made their returns public and, until recently, Donald Trump agreed with that forty-year precedent. When he first considered running for President in 1999, he said…
…Disclosures don’t really tell us anything about Trump or how much he claims to be worth. His refusal to release his returns breaks the precedent of every presidential candidate releasing their returns dating back to 1972 – because, he claims…
…vs. Trump on Releasing his Tax Returns Every major presidential candidate since 1976 has made their returns public and, until recently, Donald Trump agreed with that forty-year precedent. When he first considered running for President in 1999, he said…
…Disclosures don’t really tell us anything about Trump or how much he claims to be worth. His refusal to release his returns breaks the precedent of every presidential candidate releasing their returns dating back to 1972 – because, he claims…
…don’t really tell us anything about Trump or how much he is actually worth. His refusal to release his returns breaks the precedent of every major-party presidential nominee releasing their returns dating back to 1976 – because, he claims…
…don’t really tell us anything about Trump or how much he is actually worth. His refusal to release his returns breaks the precedent of every major-party presidential nominee releasing their returns dating back to 1976 – because, he claims…
…don’t really tell us anything about Trump or how much he is actually worth. His refusal to release his returns breaks the precedent of every major-party presidential nominee releasing their returns dating back to 1976 – because, he claims…
…vs. Trump on Releasing his Tax Returns Every major presidential candidate since 1976 has made their returns public and, until recently, Donald Trump agreed with that forty-year precedent. When he first considered running for President in 1999, he said…
…Disclosures don’t really tell us anything about Trump or how much he claims to be worth. His refusal to release his returns breaks the precedent of every presidential candidate releasing their returns dating back to 1972 – because, he claims…
…they still hid the truth. His refusal to release his returns breaks from the precedent set by every major-party presidential nominee dating back to 1976. Trump's justification…
…provisions. Warranties, waivers, indemnities and insurance coverages. Session 2 (June 16, 2016): Conditional language: conditions precedent and conditions subsequent. Requirement contracts: avoiding illusory agreements. Objective v. subjective standards of adequate performance. Periodic "progress" payments. Licenses: exclusive …
…2012: Trump claimed the historic precedent was that presidential candidates released their tax returns by April 1st. 2012
…provisions. Warranties, waivers, indemnities and insurance coverages. Session 2 (June 16, 2016): Conditional language: conditions precedent and conditions subsequent. Requirement contracts: avoiding illusory agreements. Objective v. subjective standards of adequate performance. Periodic "progress" payments. Licenses: exclusive …
…they still hid the truth. His refusal to release his returns breaks from the precedent set by every major-party presidential nominee dating back to 1976. Trump's justification…
…they still hid the truth. His refusal to release his returns breaks from the precedent set by every major-party presidential nominee dating back to 1976. Trump's justification…
…are super complicated. So he wants to break precedent with that 40-year status and I think he's built up a pretty good case for that and good evidence for the American people. >> But Anthony, what's the…
…by CBC Chairman Butterfield, as prepared for delivery, follow: 62 years ago today the Supreme Court took a monumental step to correct the precedent established in Plessy v. Ferguson of "separate but equal." The landmark Brown v. Board of Education…
…also says "I have concerns about what this leads to down the road" - seemingly referring to how this would set a horrible precedent for future nominees. Received: from DNCDAG1.dnc.org ([fe80::f85f:3b98:e405:6ebe]) by dnchubcas2.dnc.org…
…knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal.’… Such remarks by a major presidential candidate have no modern precedent. The United States government is able to borrow money at very low interest rates because Treasury securities…
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