Former Governor of Florida Announces His Earnings for 33 of the Year

Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush made 33 tax returns a year, showing voters a clear picture of his wealth and business ties over the years.

“This is more than any presidential candidate in the history of the United States. This display of transparency follows the high-level disclosures he has practiced throughout his life in public service,” said Ellie Brandenburger, a spokeswoman for the presidential candidate.

Bob Dole, the Republican nominee for presidency in 1996, announced tax returns for 30 years before the elections, so far no one has decided on anything more.

Bush worked in private business before he went to the polls and served two four-year terms as governor of Florida, and then returned to the business in 2007, becoming a financial advisor.

Tax returns show not only how much money Bush earned over the years, but also how much he gave to charity. Making them public is simply the final step to show that the candidate is clean.