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leftylauren

(51 posts)
Thu Jul 19, 2012, 12:13 PM Jul 2012

MSNBC Guest: Mitt Romney Could End Up Withdrawing From GOP Race Before Convention VIDEO [View all]

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Source: MSNBC

Crier pointed out that in 1994, when Romney ran against Ted Kennedy for his Senate seat, Romney did not release his returns, despite the precedent set by his father. She said that it is completely fair to scrutinize Romney’s history of job creation when he puts that forth as one of the reasons people should vote for him. Then, talking about what the implications of releasing or not releasing the returns would be, Crier mentioned she read an article today saying Romney might have to withdraw before the convention.

She didn’t mention which piece it was, but it was likely this post on The Huffington Post by Paul Abrams, who made this argument against Romney if the returns come out and reveal that the candidate took advantage of a 2009 IRS amnesty program.

No one who has received amnesty for a serious crime, such as tax evasion, can be president. One would think that someone for whom the clear implications are that he has received amnesty, but will not release exculpatory documents, also cannot be president.


Read more: http://www.mediaite.com/tv/msnbc-guest-mitt-romney-could-end-up-withdrawing-from-gop-race-before-convention/



Interesting point, not sure it would really happen but it sure is fun to think of the possibility.
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