Radiance3 wrote:
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Your ignorance is so glaring. Trump pays more than $145 million taxes every year. These are real estate property tax, business and licenses, Medicare and Social Security tax for his 10,000 employees, Unemployment tax paid for his 10,000 employees. Lawyers, CPA's reviewed, audited his financial reports. Everything of his business operations were in compliance with Federal Laws, and IRS regulations.
During economic downturn, like recession, most large companies experience huge losses. Trump lost his own money. But brilliant CEO's like Trump is able o turn around and make the business grow on the other segments of his business operations. He pays almost $200 million taxes every year when all taxes are combined.
What about Hillary? It was reported that she lost $6 billion dollars of taxpayers' money funded for her Dept. of State. She does not earn but take money from the taxpayers, like her salaries and benefits, and buying votes using the taxpayers' money. E.g. To provide free college education for the millennials, so they'll vote for her.
While using her title and time as Sec. of State, she did fund raising for her Foundation, 90% of it went to overhead, and back to her bank account. Only 6.5% to 10% went to charity. Now, she is suddenly worth several hundred million dollars. She raised the money while working as Sec. of State using her time to fund raise while her salaries and benefits were paid for by the taxpayers.
She is above the law!
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The story that Hillary lost 6 billin of state department money is a myth according to PolitiFact Hillary did not .lose 6 billion According to PolitiFact a State Department Inspector General alert in March 2014. The alert warned that files for over $6 billion worth of contracts from 2008 to 2014 — spanning the entirety of Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state from 2009 to 2013 — "were incomplete or could not be located at all." A spokesman for the Office of the Inspector General told PolitiFact the alert speaks for itself, but many seemed to misinterpret what it actually said. The confusion prompted Inspector General Steve Linick to pen a clarification in the Washington Post. "Some have concluded based on this that $6 billion is missing. The alert, however, did not draw that conclusion," he wrote. "Instead, it found that the failure to adequately maintain contract files — documents necessary to ensure the full accounting of U.S. tax dollars — ‘creates significant financial risk and demonstrates a lack of internal control over the Department’s contract actions.’ " In other words, the State Department was terrible at paperwork. The $6 billion figure refers to the total amount affected by file mismanagement. It’s akin to spending $20 on lunch and losing or not asking for a receipt. Documentation over where that $20 went was lost, but not the $20 itself.
So the State Department under Clinton, who wasn’t mentioned in the alert, may have been financially disorganized, but it didn’t "lose" $6 billion.