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@RealJamesWoods The Clinton Foundation pays Chelsea Clinton $6,000,000.00 for consultation services.

@cousin_dave @RealJamesWoods you should report them to the IRS, because this is called "self inurement" and is prohibited by US tax law.

@OhMeadhbh @RealJamesWoods Hillary has been getting away with all kinds of illegal activity for 40 years, if she loses Obama will pardon her

@cousin_dave @RealJamesWoods again. if you have evidence of wrong-doing, you should alert the authorities.

@OhMeadhbh @RealJamesWoods Hey @IRSnews Hillary makes tax deductible donations to the Clinton Foundation, which pays her daughter 7 digits

@RealJamesWoods @robtreat2 as opposed to Trump, who paid no taxes at all for 18 years and stole from his own foundation?

@fuzzychef 1. There are other options 2. The more people turn a blind eye to hypocrisy & divisiveness, the more It should be called out

@robtreat2 @fuzzychef I believe you could write off a million in income by donating it to the Clinton Foundation too.

@pvh @fuzzychef what I can't do is donate a million dollars to myself to avoid paying taxes and the demonize others for not paying

@robtreat2 @pvh the Clinton Foundation spends money for charitable purposes. Unlike, for example, the Trump Foundation.

@robtreat2 @pvh The Clinton foundation isn't "herself"; she can't spend money on a new dress or a painting for her lobby.

@robtreat2 @pvh bigger point: if you selectively attack Clinton, you're supporting Trump. No matter who you *think* you're supporting.

@fuzzychef @robtreat2 I don't buy that at all.

@JurorZeroEight @RealJamesWoods And it's funny.

@tchilders @RealJamesWoods It's not funny because it intends to deceive. It deliberately misleads. That's irresponsible, not funny.

@JurorZeroEight It fits the definition of a classic one-liner and made me laugh. Our humor obviously differs.

@tchilders A one-liner that takes three lines to get to the punchline?

@tchilders Here's the difference: Trump's tweet is ironic given what we now know about his taxes. Irony is humorous; deception, not so much.

@JurorZeroEight All humor is pretty much based on hitting a nerve. Woods meant it seriously. I thought it was funny. I'm weird that way.