Sometimes, a look can speak a thousand words.
David Cameron’s admission that he once owned shares in an offshore trust, set up by his late father, has raised a lot of eyebrows in political circles.
Labour’s Tom Watson, the deputy leader of his party, recalled the time that the British Prime Minister said that people who invested in similar schemes were ‘morally wrong.’
While Cameron denies that the trust was set up to avoid paying tax in the United Kingdom, his fictional counterpart Frank Underwood is a lot less than certain.
Withering stuff.
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— House of Cards (@HouseofCards) April 7, 2016
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