[traderrob6]

Really the only thing I’m concerned with is the amount/% that a person gives to bonafide charities.

It’s generally a pretty good indication of a individuals underlying character.

[ObozoMustGo2012]

[Really the only thing I’m concerned with is the amount/% that a person gives to bonafide charities.

It’s generally a pretty good indication of a individuals underlying character.]

Not necessarily. You can pull up any number of news stories where Trump has gone out of his way to help people, either with money, resources, or manpower. I would not be surprised if he doesn’t report that.

[Trumpinator]

Really the only thing I’m concerned with is the amount/% that a person gives to bonafide charities. It’s generally a pretty good indication of a individuals underlying character.

No, it is not. Lot's of mega donors give to charity out of ego so they can have their name on the building for example.

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

Really the only thing I’m concerned with is the amount/% that a person gives to bonafide charities.

That is nobody's business either. And if it is on his return, it is the IRS's business and Trump's business only!

And as for 'bona fide' charities, I don't contribute to United Way or the American Red Cross...top heavy, vulture organizations. I would rather give to needy individuals, non-deductible, and not appearing on the tax return. In fact, we do this...and from what we have heard, Trump does this too.