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Originally Posted by GGG
I hate the arguememt that trump the businessman should have bought American. He bought from the lowest priced quality source. That's what he should be doing. It's the same as the tax argument. He should be reducing his taxes by any legal means.
These shouldn't be reasons he's not qualified to be president.
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What makes anyone think that Trump as President is going to enact policies that affect his bottom line or his tax responsibilities? That's really the issue at stake here. Nothing he did was illegal, with regards to this tax returns or avoiding buying US Steel.
But is he really going to enact policies that means he has to pay more for US manufactured goods, which limits his profit margins? Is he going to change the tax code in a way that would prevent people like him from avoiding taxes for nearly 2 decades after one monumentally bad year?
Why on earth would he, as President, promote things that would cost him millions of dollars? He's proven that he'll find any and every loophole imaginable to avoid paying out what he owes, is that magically going to change because he's elected President?