Given the proven consistency with which Donald Trump and his campaign lies, distorts, and resort to hyperbole — on top of the multiple various figures that The Donald himself has tossed out regarding his alleged net worth, as well as his absolute refusal to release his tax returns — it’s entirely likely and highly probable that his overall net worth (in real-world numbers) is likely quite less than he’d like us to believe.
Amid the recent revelations of his tremendous debt and questionable dealings, and the amounts owed to entities who’d love to have a US President on a string, it becomes even more imperative that we learn the truth behind Donald’s funding, his taxes, his creditors, and his business dealings.
We’ve seen the results of “creative accounting” before: I’ve referred to it as “The Enron Accounting Method.” It’s highly illegal (at least, now), very “creative” and wholly inadequate when it comes to representing real-world numbers.
And the Republican Party was deeply tied to the boys of Enron.(also, this)
Right now, they’re significantly enmeshed with the Trumpster fire that constitutes their Presidential nominee, and struggling to distance themselves before they become casualties to the raging blaze that their hapless candidate appears to ignite and feed everywhere he goes.
Let’s toss them an anvil: let’s push even harder to get Donald Trump to release his tax returns. Let’s make it happen.