Maryland Senate Passes Bill Requiring General Election Presidential Candidates to Reveal Income Tax Returns

On March 5, the Maryland Senate passed SB 256. It blocks presidential and vice-presidential candidates from appearing on the November ballot if either has failed to reveal federal income tax returns. Write-in candidates are exempt. The vote was 28-17. Four Democrats and all Republicans voted against the bill. Now it goes to the House. Thanks to Political Wire for the news.


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Maryland Senate Passes Bill Requiring General Election Presidential Candidates to Reveal Income Tax Returns — 3 Comments

  1. Yet another reason to ABOLISH the EVIL CORRUPT (EC) minority rule EC.

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    Const Amdt

    Uniform definition of Elector-Voter in ALL of the USA.
    PR and AppV

  2. Patently unconstitutional qualification for the offices of President and Vice-President.

  3. What is next — a video tape life history —

    to be 100 percent sure that a Prez candidate has been 100 percent *politically correct* since birth ???

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