For me rationality was clearly proven to be out of the room by the time the "tax scandal" was discussed. Whole discussion revolved about Trump being able to write off a biz failure and condemming him to "evade paying taxes perhaps up to 18 years". As long as no ***artificial*** losses were written off (which sometimes exist in tax codes for real estate, but were not hinted at in any article I read), why concentrate on that - which is probably the only safety measure to curb runaway taxation by shortened tax periods - instead of trying to expose him as a con man probably being worth not even 10% of the sums he boasts about and destroying his "success" image.

The only thing the latest "scandal" should influence is the estimate of voters of the times Trump might blabber other things better kept under wraps and/or
personality defects forcing him to utter such things into a microphone. Personal guess is that Trumps story ***back then*** was much larger than the actual incident, but very small chances of ever finding out.

back brain permutation center speculates on future Trump prez discussing some hairy detail with Merkel and Merkel putting Trump on spot citing his self admitted tendency to go after beautiful women physically and the time spent behind doors closed to the press as behavioural proof he finds her ugly ;-)


>So now, after all the crazy things Trump as said - this audio of him talking about a woman is the final straw for many of the GOP to withdraw their support? THIS is the final straw? Geeze what a bunch of baffons - took long enough - geeze. Although I notice that Mitch McConnell has said that Donald Trump must apologize for his "repugnant" comments about women, but I haven't seen him withdraw his support yet. I will be interested to see if he does now that I've seen Trump "apologize" on his 90 second long video. I think the GOP should just punt - ya know just punt the ball to the Democrats this time around and re-group for 2020 - because this is looking like a lost cause.