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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Gamechanger? ABC News Reports on Romney's extensive holdings in Cayman Islands. [View all]TheOther95Percent
(1,035 posts)2. Everything Romney has done is legal
for multimillionaires. Middle income people don't have the opportunity to invest in tax havens that provide "...higher management fees and greater foreign interest." I wonder who he's mixing his money with in these Cayman funds too since public disclosure of the fund investors is nil. Maybe he's investing with the Bin Laden or Quaddafi or Mubarek families since good rates of return and complete anonymity is what dictators/rich folks with black sheep family members look for in an investment vehicle.
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Gamechanger? ABC News Reports on Romney's extensive holdings in Cayman Islands. [View all]
grantcart
Jan 2012
OP
The East Coast Big Money was always behind Romney. But they still need the Cultural Republicans
Ikonoklast
Jan 2012
#36
People who avoid payng taxes in the U.S., no matter how "legal," that is, shouldn't
Remember Me
Jan 2012
#13
Exactly. People need to see what a elitist scumbag this guy is. He is the .01%. nt
Flatulo
Jan 2012
#18
And actually, these Republicans have been lecturing us about how the rich may more
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jan 2012
#33
"Romney should change his "Believe in America" slogan to "Believe in the Cayman Islands"
Pirate Smile
Jan 2012
#14
It's interesting that both stories are from ABC news... Superpact sculduggery?
FailureToCommunicate
Jan 2012
#46