Posted on May 10, 2019
House Democrat subpoenas Mnuchin, IRS for Trump’s tax returns
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Congrats. The Democrats have now over stepped their authority and abused their power. Richard Neal should be immediately indicted for malfeasance in office and removed from office. They have zero probably cause to look at his tax records. It is NOT a requirement for any elected official to show their personal tax returns.
House Democrat subpoenas Mnuchin, IRS for Trump’s tax returns
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President Donald J. Trump has been one of the most impeded, attacked, harrassed & hated President in modern times...and yet He still works more hours than most humans, gives away his salary to needy government agencies, is tough on our adversaries, tough on trade, & has driven a dynamic economy... What an awesome President & Commander in Chief!!!
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It would be hilarious after all these efforts they get his tax returns and find nothing.
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What is he hiding?
Inquiring minds want to know.
(Neal is entirely within his rights. The law supports him.)
Inquiring minds want to know.
(Neal is entirely within his rights. The law supports him.)
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There is no Law nor Constitutional mandate that states the President or any elected official must show or release their personal taxes to the public. Everyone has the right to due process, that is in the Constitution and there is zero probable cause to subpoena his tax records.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
MSgt (Join to see) - Representative Neal has the legal right to request and receive any tax returns he wants. The law does not require a reason:
26 U.S. Code § 6103, Congress may request copies of anyone's tax returns. The treasury secretary is legally obliged to provide the tax returns, and there is no apparent legal mechanism to deny Congress's request.
26 U.S. Code § 6103, Congress may request copies of anyone's tax returns. The treasury secretary is legally obliged to provide the tax returns, and there is no apparent legal mechanism to deny Congress's request.
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