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Former George W. Bush Cabinet Member Backs Hillary Clinton
U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign has released her tax return – and challenged Donald Trump to do likewise. Her running mate, Tim Kaine, and his wife, Anne Holton, reported over $300,000 in income. “All told, the Clintons have made their tax returns public for every year dating back to 1977”, according to the news release.
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In total, the Clintons earned than $139 million between 2007 and 2014, according to eight years of federal income tax returns released by her campaign last July.
Manafort, like the candidate and Trump surrogates, insisted that Trump’s remarks about a President Clinton picking judges could be addressed by “Second Amendment people” was not a threat-and despite the litany of politicians, Republicans, Democrats and people on the street taking it as one, “most people did not interpret it that way”, Manafort said.
But billionaire Mr Trump has declined to release his, arguing that his tax returns for the past several years are being audited. A fact he has attributed-in no particular order-to an ongoing audit, to the fact Clinton hadn’t released her emails or, in a Meet the Pressinterview in January, they were simply being “approved and very beautiful” but would “absolutely” be released (they weren’t).
The release of candidate tax returns has been a campaign ritual for decades. Her husband made money in a similar fashion: about $29,000 from his books, about $5.25 million from speaking engagements, and more than $1.5 million in consulting fees. Although she does get a few more Republicans now than Trump does Democrats, both of their support bases have remained largely locked in, and it remains a campaign in which voters feel they don’t have a lot of choice.
These revealed that his effective federal tax rate varied significantly from year to year: just 13.4 percent in 2009, the last full year he was governor of Virginia and peaking at 24 percent in 2011, when he concluded his stint as Democratic National Committee chair.
“We will really only know if he’s a real deal or he’s a phony if he releases his tax returns”, Romney said in a speech about Trump last spring.
Mrs Clinton gave dozens of paid speeches in 2013, 2014 and 2015 but gave this up before launching her candidacy for the White House in April 2015.
“The records we need to see are those being hidden, deleted, obstructed and stashed away by Hillary Clinton to keep authorities from untangling this corrupt scheme that reaches into the world’s shady corridors of power”, he said.
Among the many discouraging consequences of this extraordinary political year, none is more ominous than the rise of protectionist sentiment in both parties, as encouraged by Trump and by Clinton’s former Democratic rival Bernie Sanders.
Former State Sen. David Gottesman of Nashua uploaded onto Facebook a professionally-produced advocacy spot that included prominent Republicans calling for the disclosure from 2012 nominee Mitt Romney to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. Though they were once seen as relatable to average Americans, polls suggest that many voters now see them as out of touch.
In 2015, before she officially began her campaign and stopped giving speeches, she earned $1.5 million in speaking fees.
On Sunday, Trump’s campaign chairman Paul Manafort tried to talk up Trump’s economic plans.
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An investigative report by Bloomberg News found that while Bill Clinton was being paid by Laureate, the State Department under Hillary Clinton increased its grants to a nonprofit led by the chairman.