Tax returns will show that Trump is a lifelong fraud

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For Ken of Burbank, whatever Gov. JB Pritzker about his taxes, Its comparison of grains of sand on the mountain of dishonesty that Trump has revealed along with his taxes for half a century. What you and all your unquestioning followers fail to understand is that Trump is a lifelong fraud and a very good one at that. What he fears most about his taxes being fully exposed in the bright sunlight and fully audited is that they will prove that he is not only a billionaire, but that he is most likely, at least technically, underwater and functionally bankrupt.

George, South Side

To Geri from Tinley Park, I really hope that your wish for Trump to have his own island one day comes true. LOL. Millions of rational people will finally have a place with values ​​and morals, and will flock to live there in peace. I was one of the first. America is on a terrible path right now. Awakened Democrats will not open their eyes to see this until it is too late.

Tom, Garfield Ridge

If you still support Donald Trump and his henchmen, just after the latest lies, threats and tax avoidance tactics, I feel sorry for you. You would rather hate someone than support those who are trying to help you. Let’s stop the hate before it’s too late and maybe 2023 will be good.

Olaf, Moken

I just wanted to thank Orland Bakery for a fantastic job that involved getting my order of Christmas desserts on Christmas Eve. Offering a drive-up, pickup system where the whole process takes about 20 minutes, I’m very grateful. I applaud you.

Linda, Orlando Park

Anyone who needs a loyal friend should bathe a dog or cat.

George, Burbank

Ted Slowik, I enjoy your column on Its a Wonderful Life. Now, the federal government needs to look at the double benefits they are sending to welfare recipients because they are just selling the surplus for cash. Senior citizens worked long hours and even though we had an increase effective in January, my mortgage also increased effective in January. So I’m not better. As seniors who have paid our dues, we can get at least $50 in SNAP benefits a month regardless of income.

Eve, Richton Park

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