AOC reminds Trump in a tweet about his tax return request: "We did not ask you"

In a tweet Wednesday, the representative of the United States of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, DN.Y., hinted that House Democrats would not accept an answer in their request for access to the president's tax returns. Trump.

The new congressman summarized his views on the situation at the following simulated conversation between Congress and the President:

"Congress:" We are going to need a copy of the president's tax returns from 2013 to 2018. "

"45:" No, I am "under audit".

"Congress:" We did not ask you. ""

JASON CHAFFETZ: TAX RETURNS FROM TRUMP AND WHY DO DEMOCRACIES HAVE BARRIERS WITH THESE?

After the report of the special advocate Robert Mueller on his investigation in Russia revealed no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, some Democrats continued their efforts to investigate the president's trade relations with other actions.

Ocasio-Cortez's tweet referred to the request of the House Committee on Ways and Means to the IRS for six years of the President's tax records.

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During the election, Trump broke the long tradition of presidential candidates who published their tax returns, claiming that they were subject to an audit. He continued to avoid the issue as president.

Congressional Republicans claim, with their request from the IRS, that Democrats have "wielded" tax law.

The President recently took note of the impact that Ocasio-Cortez has had on the Democratic Party since taking office in January.

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"The Green New Deal, directed by a 29-year-old bartender," Trump told a crowd of House Republicans at a dinner in Washington on Tuesday, referring to Ocasio-Cortez and his pack of proposals for US efforts against climate change. "A young bartender, a wonderful young woman."

The president then claimed that long-time Democrats had become "petrified of her."