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What a load of crap, again. 'Deep state' is the op

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Posted On: 12/27/2017 10:37:51 PM
Posted By: Bhawks
Re: wowhappens28 #42362
What a load of crap, again. 'Deep state' is the operative phrase for 'I don't want to research or think about a thing' that conflicts with my beliefs.

Case in point, instead of 'wondering' you could simply look it up.

Student loans......paid back in full...... and scholarships.

All discernible from tax returns made available by Obama in contrast to Trump's puzzling secrecy.

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As both Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, have noted many times, they paid for their educations via scholarships and student loans, in the process (like many people) incurring debts which were not fully paid off until many years later. (In the Obamas’ case, it was largely the revenue derived from Barack’s pair of best-selling books that finally allowed them to retire their student loan debts.)

Likewise, the Obamas’ financing of their house in Chicago was no mystery. The couple experienced a significant jump in income from 2000 onwards (largely from royalties on book sales), and they purchased their Chicago home in 2005, a year in which their combined income was $1.6 million:

The copies of the Obamas’ federal tax returns made available on the Internet show that the couple had an adjusted gross income of $207,647 in 2004, $1,655,106 in 2005, and $983,826 in 2006.





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