Trump CULT members.....like the above two idiots......don't want to get through their half brains that it is NOT up to Trump to determine whether he is "required" to release his tax returns......
THE LAW IS EXPLICIT and CLEAR..........Congress requests from the IRS...and the IRS MUST comply with the request....That is the law...and the ONLY "recourse" that the Trump criminal enterprise can exert, is to STALL the inevitable.
LIVE WITH IT !!!!
Poor little moonbat gnat never got the memo that USSC has ruled the words "must" and "shall" to be false imperatives....IOW, they mean the permissive "may" if the direction in question violates one's rights.
While I realize that you're too much of a brick head to learn something new, I'll post these for those who do have intellectual curiosity.
With the understanding that the Supreme Court ruled that…
http://www.ncsl.org/legislators-sta...volume-xxvi-issue-2-the-false-imperative.aspx
What's the only word that means mandatory? Here's what law and policy say about "shall, will, may and must."
Here's the problem
1. This law was written in the 1920's, NOT the recent modern era of which your articles speak about, and the teaching of the issue at hand today.
Shall in early times, was NEVER used as a replacement for 'may', it meant MUST.... if you can find one itty bitty statute written in the 1920's that used the word MUST in Law, then you might or 'may' have a point....
SHALL meant MUST, in every instance from what I had read up on it.
These newly written articles about how it should be written in 'today's' times, base on a SC ruling a statue written in fairly modern times for a civil law case, means nothing when it comes to how and what the term "shall" meant, at the time the law was written, and justices would acknowledge that....
2. If what you are saying is true, that "shall" means "may" or could be argued to mean "may",
then some litigant can come in today and argue in court, that our 1st Thru 9th amendments of the 10 in our Bill of Rights in the Constitution, where the word "shall" is used, means "may" and NOT "must",
this would completely annihilate our Bill of Rights,
blow them in to SMITHEREENS.
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So, before going with this theory you have bought in to,
I'd give it a second thought, Oddball.