they can provide it to the court, if a law has been broken and they can change laws based on their findings...that doesn't require the public having it.
Trumps tx returns demands have always been politically motivitated.
No they cannot, the law is clear, to release records of an individual beyond the committee they must have the permission of that individual!
They aren't asking to and you sound massively scared that the public will see Donald Trump's tax records.
Actually I could care less about Trumps records.
It's almost like candidates voluntarily showed the public their tax records for decades and decades and decades and decades so the public would have more information when deciding who they want to vote for.
Do you understand that because of people’s hate of Trump, they could set a trap that would limit the actions of all future presidents?You voted for Donald Trump and you're worried about setting bad precedents?
If that means ensuring they can't abuse the office the way Trump did the limitations would be well worth it!
Sorry, the proof that the mechanics of our republic work, is that Trump was voted out of office!
Which law is the executive branch not following?
the law says they cannot make them public...that doesn't mean they cannot persue law enforcement activity...and they can direct the IRS prosecute him.
Unfortunately millions and millions of your fellow Americans did not see his defeat as your republic working. That aside what his presidency exposed, assisted by Barr, was the fact that some enforceable limitations on presidential powers are necessary.
when the courts ruled that they should be turned over, they should have been turned over.
so you were okay with the bad precedent of Trump not releasing his Tax Returns.
The IRS would have prosecuted him already had the audit detected illegal actions!
Such as the bad practices set by violators with high influence, money and official power?
Not if the current Commissioner of the IRS is (S/I/T) Trump pal/appointee Charles P. Rettig since Oct 1, 2018 preceded by interim IRS Commissioner, Nov. 13, 20117, David Kautter - director of Ernst & Young LLP’s who was selling the rich tax shelters.
You don't know that...it wasn't the IRS that went after Al Capone either...it was the NYDA and it was also the same thing that brought down Manley Sullivan in South Carolina...in neither of those cases did the IRS go after them...it was the federal district attorney. Also, Trump spent 4 years that he could neither be arrested or tried for a criminal act.
And Biden’s new person has full access already!
