[jlisenbe]

Those "not real questions" are pretty convenient. But even rhetorical questions do have answers, as you well know.

[Wondergirl]

And your answer?

[jlisenbe]

I honestly have no idea why they released his taxes. Perhaps it was blatantly political, and if that's true, then both of us should be angry about it. At any rate, that's why I'm eagerly awaiting your answer. Anytime a person asks a rhetorical question, then they certainly must know the answer. Correct?

[tomder55]

I already replied . It was a gotcha moment by the outgoing Dem Congress . It was a big FU telling Trump "nanananana We released the taxes you did not want released "

[Wondergirl]

Rhetotical question -- a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer.

[jlisenbe]

It’s ok. You have no answer, so we go with Tom’s.

Now if you were just out to make a point, perhaps you could share what that point is.

[jlisenbe]

Not trying to press you, but it would be good to know your view. If you'd rather not, then OK.