9 to 5 by Harley Schwadron for September 26, 2020

Good point.

That’s government logic. Also in the first half hour of prison the Feds printed up 1 million dollars and dumped it into the market to ‘stimulate’ the economy.

Now he starts to think of the economics of the situation? Too bad the ‘balance-the-books-bookkeeper’ gene didn’t kick in a little sooner, like when he was a free man.

There is an irony there…. He’s no danger to anyone…. Throw the politicians, journalists, and rioters in the cells…. Now that might be money well spent.

“No danger to anyone”?!? Taxes are the price we pay for civilization. Every time someone cheats on their taxes, the rest of us have to pay more. “[T]he Treasury Department estimates a $1 investment in the IRS’s enforcement ability returns $6 in revenue, and that’s not counting the deterrent effect on potential cheats, which Treasury says may be three times higher.” – Money Magazine (4/13/15)

Well, it’s not as if you were POTUS.

Doesn’t include the future years’ unpaid taxes, if you continued without arrest. Math like that is probably why he was caught.

Convicted felon Martha Stewart went to prison for that same amount. It was for insider trading, but the same amount.