The Washington state senate just passed a bill requiring all persons running for office to make public the last five years of their tax returns. Rick Moran of American Thinker reports today on this lawless, corrupt, and brazen attempts by Democrats to disenfranchise voters:
Democrats are fond of reminding us recently that presidents are not above the law. This is very true. But it’s also true that the law is not above them. Trump has a right to privacy regarding his tax returns, which cannot be released without the approval of the IRS commissioner.
Read the story. These are the kinds of actions that ignite civil wars. Jay Inslee, Washington’s governor, is going to be on the 2020 primary ballot. I wonder if he’s going to sign this bill into law?
Washington, the state, like Washington, District of Columbia, was named after Washington, the first president. I wonder what George — known for his sense of honor and integrity — would think of these politicians.
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Hey, it could be worse, they could require the publication of their last 10 years of social media posts…
Now, that right there is funny!
Anything to gain the upper hand, since they cannot do it honestly or ethically.