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ProSense

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6. If Romney
Sun Jul 22, 2012, 02:42 PM
Jul 2012

"I don't doubt that Romney's actions were meticulously legal. That's an old army term I posted. It means that strictly speaking, his ass was covered."

...participated in amnesty, his ass wasn't covered. In fact, is his ass was covered, he'd release them. My guess is his returns answer a lot of the accusations and questions, and that's not good for Romney.

Schmidt saying that they're not like "the average American" implies that no one will understand them. You know, they're too complex for "you people."

Since Obama released his returns back to 2000, does that mean his returns are more "American" than Romney's?

They can't seem to get this response thing down.

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That was before outsourcing by Bain became controversial. Loudly Jul 2012 #1
That was before we were confronted by car elevators. aquart Jul 2012 #3
I Agree rtracey Jul 2012 #22
It Was Also Before He Filed DallasNE Jul 2012 #29
May I suggest... Rmoney Jul 2012 #2
LOL flamingdem Jul 2012 #7
"Goofing off by the numbers" immoderate Jul 2012 #4
If Romney ProSense Jul 2012 #6
Amnesty thing is a good point. immoderate Jul 2012 #13
And remember, this was in 2008, so those returns could only go up through 2007. beac Jul 2012 #17
Exactly right! MgtPA Jul 2012 #27
His return have waaaaaay more zeros than mine. CanonRay Jul 2012 #5
Yeah. Mostly on Line 75. Always nothing but zeros. Ikonoklast Jul 2012 #12
Yeah, well I do have him beat there...mine are never zeros CanonRay Jul 2012 #14
decency. not likely roguevalley Jul 2012 #8
"I can tell you is that he's a person of decency with the highest ethical character and background." BumRushDaShow Jul 2012 #9
Hes right.....the average American doesnt have a Cayman or Swiss acct.... zellie Jul 2012 #10
I have to say I'm shocked, Senator McCain. You should have told us that he's wealthy sooner. WillowTree Jul 2012 #11
Mitt Romney’s ‘exotic’ tax problem ProSense Jul 2012 #15
The number of deductions he gets will be the REAL problem AFTER lying to the FEC uponit7771 Jul 2012 #16
Yup, but the speculation is really about 2009...taking that amnesty... joeybee12 Jul 2012 #18
Funny Proud Liberal Dem Jul 2012 #20
The Romneys' LIVES don't look 'like the average American person IMHO.' Proud Liberal Dem Jul 2012 #19
Hmmm, Schmidt was asked if he had seen the returns... Spazito Jul 2012 #21
K&R, curiouser and curiouser... riderinthestorm Jul 2012 #23
Yes, there are a multitude of questions unanswered... Spazito Jul 2012 #24
I remember that as well. Thanks for posting. Raine1967 Jul 2012 #25
In re-reading the article in the OP... Spazito Jul 2012 #28
If nothing's incriminating there, then Romney hides his returns cause he's compulsively secretive Bucky Jul 2012 #26
Schmidt the Scumbag davidpdx Jul 2012 #30
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