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It looks like at a minimum, Donald Trump isn't planning on making much hay of Hillary Clinton's speech ties to Goldman Sachs. Why? Well, Trump's new national Finance Chair, Steven Mnuchin, is a longtime Goldman Sachs executive who spent 17 years at the firm.
He'd have a hard time calling for the transcripts without providing his own anyway - not that hypocrisy has ever stood in the way with him, but this would just provoke further exploration into the finances of Mnuchin and the Trump campaign so it's not going to happen.
He'd have a hard time calling for the transcripts without providing his own anyway - not that hypocrisy has ever stood in the way with him, but this would just provoke further exploration into the finances of Mnuchin and the Trump campaign so it's not going to happen.
Yawn. You gotta do better than this folks. Only the Trump-haters care about this stuff.
There is nothing wrong with Goldman Sachs executives being Trump's closest advisers. Nothing.
and who said it was? My point was that Donald will not be able to continue to spurious claims by Bernie that Hillary is supposed to release transcripts of speeches made as a private citizen, when Donald made his own speeches and charged several multiples of what Hillary did.
On the other hand, Hillary will be able to continue to ask where Donald's tax returns are because the IRS has already confirmed there is absolutely no legal bar to his releasing his own returns despite any audit.
What's Donald hiding?
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