Damn, when even a rag like Slate starts pilling on you know you’ve lost it.
its bad when slate is knocking the Dem cow herder
The speed at which they ran with this...only because it came from a Pulitzer-prize-winner is what amazes me. Only two pages...only from his federal return (nothing mentioned with the NY state tax)...and all from 2005 (12 years ago). It all had smell attached to it. It’s remarkable....about as fake as you can get, and they should have realized and asked...who really sent this to us?
And just when her ratings are starting to spike; even her fans (all 27 of them) were bitching about the oversell.
She committed a felony, but like all the rest of the elite crowd, she’ll skate without any consequences paid.
You or I on the other hand... prison every time...
The unasked question: How did NBC get his tax return, and who should be prosecuted?
Rachel Maddow illegally released President Trump’s tax returns, and it will likely mean she’s going to prison. On top of prison, the tax return release was in total vein: it vindicated President Trump after years of media dragging him through the mud.
That Maddow guy drives me nuts!
It would be awesome if every IRS employ were rounded up and detained in a tent city somewhere as potential witnesses.
Such a response would go a long way toward curtailing activity of this sort.
I think Sheriff Joe has some time on his hands.
Mad dog Maddow has only succeeded in maKing Trump look better to his base while Mad dog Maddow has only put her own life in jeopardy and needs to spend some time in jail .
Pride comes before a fall. She hatched an egg on this item.
The gas blew out of this story pretty quick...
mad cow alert!!!!
The libs commenting on this story and the one at The Hill are hilarious. They’re left with “well, he isn’t as rich as claimed,” and “show us where the income came from.”
They’re in a desperate search for a silver lining, and there’s none to be found.
Mad Cow is an idiot. I guess she was going for a big ratings jump. EPIC FAIL.
More like self-defecating.
