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How does a copy of a man’s tax return tell anyone about what loans are coming due?

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Because one can see when the when the loan was taken… for how much… how much interest has been paid and when that loan is due.

So with one loan, he took is out in 2012 for $100 million has paid only interest… nothing on the principle and it comes due in 2 years.

This would be in the middle of a potential second term.

He doesn’t have near $100 million cash on hand.

So… what happens?

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Yep they would lose either part of their radical base or part of the independents so in a most cowardly fashion they refuse to answer.

Refuse to reveal picks or whether they will pack the court. Saw a poll on that saying 70 percent of voters oppose packing the court.

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Sure. Was in the OP. Second paragraph.

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Maybe @Safiel knows

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Or even suggest it was an option?

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Yet true.

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Like China? Remember when libs said he owed China millions, then it turned out he had already paid it off?

Good times.

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Not from any tax return I have ever filled out.

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Point noted. My mistake.

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So… this is all fake.

cool.

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Strawman, for sure.

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So is the news of huge loans true or not?

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I have no idea. If it’s coming from the kool-aid fountain (the MSM), I don’t accept its veracity.

You NEED it to be true, so for you it is. :man_shrugging:

I will say this: I truly doubt Trump has such a personal loan. If anything, it’s a loan to one of the corporations he owns. Thus his personal income is immaterial to the disposition of such a loan.

Usually loans like that get paid off with another loan. At a minimum the particular corporation can sell off whatever assets are needed to pay the loan (if refinancing it is not an option.) And the last resort is for the corporation to bankrupt against it.

But TDS dictates that this represents some nefarious situation somehow. I don’t know how you libs have any hair left.

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Okay… let us go with this.

If he does have such a loan ( I mean he does but let us go with probably) and is personally on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars coming due while he is serving as President… what happens?

Does he ignore the business of running the country while working to secure a loan? What if he can’t secure such loan?

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What if progs’ favorite leader can’t get laid. Will they take time out from governing to find a willing partner? Will they use their power to persuade someone to become their partner.

Why are you interested in Trump’s personal life?

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Well that took a strange turn.

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Uhhhh what?

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Exactly…

Why is trump’s personal finances of interest? Because it could lead to a conflict of interest? Sex has been shown to be as much a driver of behavior as money is. For those who hold government responsibility, the legitimacy of ones sexual activity is a reportable topic. SO Why arn’t you folks wondering if Nadler isn’t abusing his power to abuse one of his boy interns?

Why are you only interested in Trump’s potential for conflicts of interest? Is money the more important issue? Then why would you ever vote for Biden with his family’s financial benefits from foreign countries?

Something is amiss in your obsession with Trump’s finances. I detect an absence of integrity in the left’s concern about conflicts of interest, especially financial conflicts of interests.

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People who have never succeeded in honest business have lots of theories about how business should work and are always ready to find fault with business people who don’t subscribe to their academic but unworkable theories.

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