Wasted time in the debates, on air and in the press talking about the republican presidential candidate’s tax returns has made it obvious how much the media and politicians lack practical business experience.
It doesn’t matter how many MBAs are tucked under one’s belt if you’ve never actually overseen the growth, and cutback, of an enterprise, which is precisely the problem with the majority of “experts” attempting to dissect Donald Trump’s tax returns from 20 years ago. They are deficient of the one element that could give them credibility – actual experience as an entrepreneur. And, sadly, revulsion for not just wealth but the willingness to go out on a limb to create it is coming from both sides of the aisle.