Quote:I'm confused of your stance on this. Are you saying these attorney's opinions and advice are incorrect? You referenced Nixon releasing his. Does that make it right?


How can you discount the following advice from someone who does this for a living?


"Second, releasing the returns during an audit could cause anyone who has a grievance with you to misuse the released information, and try to intervene in the audit process, for their own personal, financial or political gain."


"Third, tax returns usually reveal business strategies that may need revision during the audit process, for which untimely disclosure could unduly hinder and harm, with third parties often the victim as much as the client.”

 

 

He chose to be a candidate.  

 

The point is, that you are trying to avoid, while making the point at the same time by illustrating the advice to Trump the individual and entity, is that the advice does not contemplate that Trump knew or should have known that his business and its dealings are NOW A MATTER OF PUBLIC CONCERN and Donald should have contemplated FOR ONCE IN HIS LIFE that his concerns are or SHOULD BE SECONDARY to the voter's ability to know what his finances reveal.  

 

This  goes to the another point, which you may want to ask yourself, is that  if it came down to a decision as to something  that may have a negative effect on Trump's associates, would he put their interests in front of the American people.

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