Well, the cat is out of the bag now. The New York Times stunned the world by uncovering President Trump’s tax returns. The fact that these returns are from the 80s and 90s doesn’t seem to matter to the Times. All they care about is that the tax returns report business losses, and they are thrilled about it. Nothing is more fun for the “objective” media agency than finding a way to suggest our President is a failure or bad person.
There’s something you need to know about the Times’ reporting. You should probably sit down before you read the next statement. They aren’t accurately reporting what President Trump’s tax returns really mean. That’s probably a tough pill to swallow. Go ahead and take a moment.
Here’s the truth about those tax returns. In the 80s, Donald Trump bought a lot of real estate. He funded those purchases by taking out loans. This is mind-blowing stuff so far, and it gets even crazier. He was allowed to claim those loans as losses on his tax returns. He was even allowed to carry those losses for multiple years. It’s pretty normal tax law.
It’s a little sad that debunking the bias from one of the most acclaimed news agencies on the planet has become so easy. Regardless, it’s always important to dig beneath the bias and find the real truth. This video will do that for you, but not without healthy dose of amusing sarcasm. Enjoy.
