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To: Stan who wrote (691349)9/20/2019 11:13:54 AM
From: D. Long  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 794318
 
He is a prime example of their being unequal law in this country now. Anybody else playing his antics would be in the slammer decades ago.



To: Stan who wrote (691349)9/20/2019 11:56:10 AM
From: Alan Smithee  Respond to of 794318
 
The IRS would frown on his claim his business suits are deductible. In order to qualify, his clothing would have to be inappropriate for everyday wear.
Wouldn't matter. The Rev. Al owest IRS a s**t ton of money they haven't been able to collect. He doesn't care what they do.



To: Stan who wrote (691349)9/20/2019 1:10:44 PM
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  Respond to of 794318
 
The IRS would frown on his claim his business suits are deductible.

The IRS does not have the courage to go after Sharpton, no matter how illegitimate his tax returns. Also remember the IRS is part of the swamp.



To: Stan who wrote (691349)9/21/2019 4:49:57 AM
From: sense  Respond to of 794318
 
In order to qualify, his clothing would have to be inappropriate for everyday wear.


Have you seen how he dresses ?


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