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You should look at them. In 2011 he reported W-2 income of $492,855, but his Schedule E income was $1,168,888. He had $134,151 in capital gains. His AGI for 2011 was $1,731,027.

In 2014 his AGI was 1,207,838 with no Schedule E income. His Schedule E income for 2012 was $961,655 but it fell to a loss of $2,032 in 2013. It would be interesting to learn what was generating such income and why it stopped in 2014.

Why aren't you reviewing Cruz's partial tax returns if you deem them so important? They do raise some questions that can only be answered by seeing the entire tax return.

Here is a copy of Cruz's financial disclosure form, something I had to fill out as well as a senior federal official.

You will see that Cruz has $100,000 to $250,000 invested in Exxon Mobil,; 50K to 100K each in Chevron and Goldman Sachs; another $100K to 250K (Heidi) in a Goldman Sachs vested plan; and another 100K to 250K in a Goldman Sachs 401K plan (Heidi). He also has other GS investments.

Note this was a corrected form to show the loans he got from Goldman Sachs and Citibank.