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It's Thursday, March 28th.

Today, why 2020 hopefuls are vague on when they'll release their tax returns.

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Hi, I just posted my latest tax returns online.

That's something that I've done over the last 10 years.

It's a simple proposal that would require every presidential candidate of a major party

to release their tax returns.

Our tax returns will bore you to death.

It's simply a make nothing special about them.

Kristen Gillibrand, actually, she became the first Democratic hopeful to release her 2018

tax returns.

We can't fundamentally change Washington unless we can show the American people we are brave

enough to do what needs to be done.

Which aren't due until April 15th, so people still have time.

Don't worry.

Holly Bailey is a national political reporter for the post.

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