How Trump Can Sell His Truth Social Stock Without Paying A Dime In Taxes

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : "Diversification could be especially valuable for Trump, too.
53% : Walter Shaub, who headed OGE when Trump first came into office, told Forbes in 2020 that he would have issued one if Trump had asked and he expected that the IRS, which reviews a CD when the recipient files their taxes, would have honored it.
38% : If Trump sold all his shares at Friday's closing price of $28.10 per share, he'd likely have to pay some $770 million in taxes on his proceeds of $3.2 billion.
36% : Canter, Fox and Painter all expressed concerns ranging from the fact that Trump would appoint the heads of the agencies that regulate Truth Social to the possibility of foreign governments and domestic special interests buying ads on the platform, putting money right into Trump's pocket.
31% : Canter said that if OGE were to determine that it does not have the authority, it could seek clarification from Congress -- but could also potentially use an executive order issued by Biden or Trump.

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