Judge questions legal basis for Trump’s $10 billion case against IRS – The Florida judge asked whether there is a case if Trump, as president, is on both sides.
Source: Quirkie
Judge questions legal basis for Trump’s $10 billion case against IRS – The Florida judge asked whether there is a case if Trump, as president, is on both sides.
Source: Quirkie
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Trump in probably 2 hours on Truth Social: “These evil judges are being mean to me! I am Doctor Jesus, they shouldn’t be mean to me. They’re being *very unfair*.”
Can I sue myself and make you pay me?
Maybe the legal basis got lost in the filing cabinet lol
I get the impression that both the plaintiff and the defendant are anxious to settle this suit as quickly and quietly as possible. Sad.
Clear conflict of interest … So, a Tuesday in Trumpland.
Trump’s tax returns should have been make public anyways, there’s obviously no harm done by releasing them. The entire premise is stupid as fuck.
It was Trump’s IRS that leaked the returns?
There is no possibility that Trump’s tax returns contain anything close to as bad as raping women and children. There is no argument or evidence that he incurred any harm in what was released.
$10 billion lawsuit. Unreal. Trump is willing to do anything to get money except work a job. Why not sue the person who leaked the info- that person must be poor.
A convicted felon who is also and admitted sexual offender AND is very likely a pedophile AND is a well known grifter
CANNOT have their reputation ruined
Exactly. It’s just straight up corruption.
At least the judge seems to understand it’s all a farce and seems to setting the stage for quick dismissal.
It is absurd.
Finally one of them is questioning it.
Serious question that is similar to this. Let’s say a guy owns 51% of a company and investors own 49%. Said company sells one of their divisions for a billion dollars that the company plans to distribute to the investors. Simultaneously, the owner sues the company for $1 billion dollars, and he settles with himself. What would happen? Obviously investors sue, they win as well, right? And would it also be a criminal act?