Presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders says he plans to release 10 years of his tax returns
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Bernie Sanders said Monday he intends to release 10 years of his tax returns at the start of his second presidential campaign, joining Democrats who have sought to contrast themselves from President Trump, who has refused to release his own tax records. The independent senator, asked during a CNN town hall meeting if he would release a decade of his tax returns, said he would make the records public “sooner than later.” He added, “Our tax returns will bore you to death.” ...
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