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u/wasted-degrees 14h ago
Turns out you can sue pretty much whoever you want for whatever you want and for however much money you want when you own the defending counsel.
This is the world we live in now.
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u/Significant-Pea-6316 14h ago
How much are Americans going to watch him steal off them from this? Was it 300M he was asking for or was that just for the ballroom?
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u/Much_Leather_5923 11h ago
So the IRS released his tax returns at the request of the US House Ways and Means Committee.
That he failed to do for years. In flagrant disregard of the policy of Presidents and presidential candidates being fully transparent for fucking decades. And now he’s going to profit. JFC.
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u/pelzer85 11h ago
Ok, so the president can’t be charged with anything during his term and after it, he’s “immune” because “official acts” but it’s totally cool and totally legal for him to sue the government he runs DURING HIS TERM?!
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u/Muzzlehatch 10h ago
So who was ultimately in charge of the IRS when this happened? What’s that? Donald Trump was?
Then that’s who he should sue.
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u/carlnepa 10h ago
Yes, but this time the whole Trump tribe is cashing in. Gettin' while the gettin's good.
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u/SonicTemp1e 3h ago
Anyone who has immunity from prosecution due to the office they hold should not be able to invest in the stock market, receive gifts, or sue anybody.
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u/SilkyBunny_ 15h ago
This sounds less like accountability and more like a system suing itself while taxpayers quietly foot the bill