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Hillary, Fauxrious Over Trump Tax Avoidance, Sends Apple Board Member To Campaign For Her

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Democrat Presidential candidate & cybersecurity/FOIA expert Hillary Clinton has recently feigned outrage that someone running for President would employ a financial scheme to game the system for personal financial benefit. To follow up her attack on how Trump avoiding taxes is contributing to the destruction of America, Al Gore will now join her on the campaign trail. Sure it's a giant bag of hypocrisy on her part to include someone that's on Apple's board of directors when complaining about the avoidance of taxes while personally making a fortune, but when you're a sociopath like Hillary, why let hypocrisy stop anything?
 
Are Dems that completely out of touch not to see the only reason Trump is this position is because of the huge anti-establishment movement? They keep parading out the very definition of establishment politics so they can say, "I'm with her."

It's like Karl Childers is running her campaign...
 
The Hillary campaign is acting like Trump created the tax code and basically calling him unpatriotic for lawfully using it. The lack of self-awareness of career politicians is astounding.
 
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Are Dems that completely out of touch not to see the only reason Trump is this position is because of the huge anti-establishment movement? They keep parading out the very definition of establishment politics so they can say, "I'm with her."

It's like Karl Childers is running her campaign...
I used to think liberals, the media & the political establishment didn't understand what allowed Trump to gain the traction he has. Now I'm convinced they have - but they refuse to acknowledge it because it's simply a condemnation on ALL of them.
 
People that start forest fires for living shouldn't complain about smoke coming from the neighbors...
 
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Your question is poorly worded. Are you asking how much of a reduction in taxes was that $700,000 deduction worth? The way you wrote it doesn't make sense.
 
Approximately 35% of the $700,000 would be the correct answer then, so about $245,000.
 
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