Tax EVASION is illegal. If legal loopholes and deductions are available tax AVOIDANCE is legit. Libs tend to get sloppy with their gaslighting.
Posted on 01/29/2024 12:42:17 PM PST by Impala64ssa
The left refers to that as nothing more than “taking one for the team”........he will be, if he hasn’t already been, compensated for his efforts.
He can take it up the rump from bubba for the team
Yeah, now he is sorry. At first, he was proud of his actions and said he had to do it for the good of society....yada...yada...yada...
He can thank the progressives
He is flying to jail for 5 years while his progressives colleagues abandoned him lolooooo đ
He should have thought twice , but those people arenât to bright. They really arenât.
Iâm very satisfied today reading this story
He's just another liberal who took the law into his own hands, thinking he was above the law. Five years? I bet he's out in less than 6 months. He wasn't charged with the number of crimes he should have been. The DOJ went easy on him. Like Clinton pal Sandy Berger, he deliberately, and systematically stole tax records over a period of time, and leaked 15+ years of tax returns of thousands of people to the press. The papers he leaked the returns to tried to turn him into a whistleblower. His family members tried to claim he did it because he was suffering from the death of his sister that had occurred in 2013, well over six years prior to his crimes. I love it when people try to justify criminal behavior, and push for leniency.
He's sorry he got caught.
I love when democrats martyr themselves. Especially when their dastardly actions backfire on them.
As with a murder, what should really weigh on the sentencing for this felony is “the intent to commit the crime, with willful, premeditated and malice aforethought”
He knew it was a crime, yet planned and worked diligently to commit it.
Some may recall the news from a couple weeks ago. I attach a link to the NBC treatment of the story where, per plea agreement, the DOJ estimated a sentencing range of 8-14 months, with both sides able to argue for deviation up or down. I didnât think that was sufficient deterrent for these vermin who, in their insufferable self-righteousness, perennially think theyâre above the law
Sounds like the judge maxed him out. A nice surprise, reminds me of that little dumpling who worked for a defense contractor and got a bunch of years for leaking classified info. I hate to break it to our imbecile âfriendsâ on the other side, but strict punishment deters crime. This sentence has some teeth to it, and I welcome it
Some may recall the news from a couple weeks ago. I attach a link to the NBC treatment of the story where, per plea agreement, the DOJ estimated a sentencing range of 8-14 months, with both sides able to argue for deviation up or down. I didnât think that was sufficient deterrent for these vermin who, in their insufferable self-righteousness, perennially think theyâre above the law
Sounds like the judge maxed him out. A nice surprise, reminds me of that little dumpling who worked for a defense contractor and got a bunch of years for leaking classified info. I hate to break it to our imbecile âfriendsâ on the other side, but strict punishment deters crime. This sentence has some teeth to it, and I welcome it
This is why I think Hunter’s tax issues really are a big deal.
For .gov punishing folks who abuse the tax system is much more important than any other crime.
It is the .gov meal ticket—and they like to eat.
This:
The Justice Department did not name the news outlets or individuals whose tax information was disclosed, though the
description and timeline of Littlejohnâs actions coincided
with reporting in The New York Times and ProPublica about
former President Trumpâs tax returns. In his court filings,
Littlejohn confirmed he sent the records to those outlets.
The New York Times published a story titled âLong-concealed
records show Trumpâs chronic losses and years of tax
avoidanceâ on Sept. 27, 2020 â the same day prosecutors say
the first article linked to Littlejohnâs leaks was
published.
end of clip
It’s honestly amazing how much Trump’s privacy and business
dealings were invaded by different groups.
It seems like there are a number of charges against him,
but in truth, there is very little against him considering
them looking at every aspect of his life, trying to
destroy him.
This Carroll case and the case claiming the pulled fraud
against lending institutions are good examples of how
they have twisted the laws and rules to destroy him.
Hasn’t worked so far, and I credit a lot of people for
seeing through the propaganda.
On Instagram today, there have been post after post just
blistering Trump. You’d think 95% of the contributors
there hate him.
One guy put up a poll. Trump got close to 90%, and all
the little paid Trump trolls couldn’t muster much of
anything for Joe.
Closing the barn door after the only horse they wanted released.
He was probably radicalized and egged on by social media algorithms created by the same people who are prosecuting him.
Yes indeed.
If he hasnât already been, compensated for his efforts.
Agree bet he gets to do time in one of the luxury prisons with no gates.
Just have to be back in your bungalow before 6:00 pm call.
So since the Gnu Yak Thymes published excerpts from tthe STOLEN tax returns, doesn’t that make the NYT a criminal for the receipt of STOLEN goods?
President Trump, Sue the merde out of the Sultzburgers.
He should have gotten more than 5 years IMO. However, 5 years in a Federal Prison is no joke, no parole and maybe 6 to 9 months off for good behaviour.
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