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Longhornjok: Well, since I started this thread, I felt it only appropriate that I (probably) close it. 
With the release of Arianna's tax returns showing she paid a total of $770 in federal income tax for the past 2 years COMBINED (and no CA state tax, either), I think her candidacy can pretty much be written off. I respect her, and her CPA's, right to use legal writeoffs to lessen her tax burden, but I think she's whistling in the wind if she thinks voters are going to buy her explanation that she is really just "a working mom" as she sits in her $7 million home in Beverly Hills.
I would say her candidacy is now officially D-O-A.
(A chastened, if somewhat more cynical, Longhornjok)
With the release of Arianna's tax returns showing she paid a total of $770 in federal income tax for the past 2 years COMBINED (and no CA state tax, either), I think her candidacy can pretty much be written off. I respect her, and her CPA's, right to use legal writeoffs to lessen her tax burden, but I think she's whistling in the wind if she thinks voters are going to buy her explanation that she is really just "a working mom" as she sits in her $7 million home in Beverly Hills.
I would say her candidacy is now officially D-O-A.
(A chastened, if somewhat more cynical, Longhornjok)