Ah! A breath of fresh air on HN.
>He would be a moron if he didn't pay the legally required amount
Precisely. Why would anyone pay more taxes than they're legally required to? He'd be in jail otherwise. You see, people are caught up in complexity instead of asking simple questions such as these. It is however so blatantly obvious that folks attacking Trump on such issues don't have anything concrete to discredit President Trump.
>>He's a billionaire who inherited around $750 million
Again, WRONG! So blatantly obvious this is a lie. He did not inherit that much and even if he did, why is that a problem for anyone? Trump's voters weren't voting for his flaws (which were largely exaggerated by the dishonest media), they were voting for him because he was the only one who seemed to understand just how dire things have become, not just in America but globally. The left has largely been all about status quo and the vilification of producers.
What has emerged now is that the left cannot be placated any longer. Time for radical action has come. Immorality, indolence, abortions, illegal immigration, egalitarianism, fundamentalism/Islamic radicalization and social welfare have no place in 21st century civilization.
It is time for normalcy to resume and voters all over the world from France To Italy To America have realized that only the right can provide this normalcy. All the socialist parties in the world are losing and this is a clear indication that the pendulum has swung for the better.
EDIT: Here's a list of world leaders likely to emulate the brilliant things Trump is doing when they come into power:
Norbert Hofer - Austria,
Marine Le Pen - France,
Frauke Petry - Germany (with a very impressive movement called Alternative For Germany which has taken a cue from Brexit with their anti-EU mantra),
Jimmie Akesson - Sweden,
Andrej Babis - Czech,
Beppe Grillo - Italy,
Geert Wilders - Netherlanders,
Nigel Farage - United Kingdom