After destroying American Companies and jobs in Florida, Mitt Romney refuses to release his tax returns of his ill gotten gains. Will Romney become transparent or continue to be the shady character?
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wamcalif 2012/07/19 16:09:31None of the above
+3Democrats and Republicans are calling for Romney to release additional returns. Even Romney's own daddy thought it proper to release at least 10 years of returns, and he did so himself. Did Willard Romney not think this would become an issue in the campaign? Surely he's had enough time to get his financial ducks in a row? Unless there is something that can't be glossed over...what could that be? Hmmmmmm.
Mitt Romney believes in the power of individual ingenuity, free enterprise, and competition; Barack Obama believes in the collective, the state, and socialization. Yes, plenty of people work long hours at difficult jobs, and we all pay taxes for the infrastructure and justice system that mean we can reliably conduct business with one another; but as Charles Krauthammer points out, those are constant variables, not the roots of success.
I'm just curious.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-...
You see my friend, following party line only gets you slapped around like a little punk ass bitch by people like me.
Time for you to study and start trolling Liberals.
I'm thinking he does not want anyone to find out about some shell corporation he had set up to fund some fundamental polygamous sect in Mexico.
I propose a mandatory background check for all political candidates by FBI, NSA and Interpol before anyone can become a valid candidate.
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What: Dinner with Senator Reid
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When: Nov 11 2011
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When: Jun 16 2011
What: Reception
Beneficiaries: Searchlight Leadership Fund
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When: Sep 22 2010
What: Reception and Dinner with President Obama
Beneficiaries: Chris Van Hollen, Nancy Pelosi, Robert Menendez, Harry Reid
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Leadership PAC (1):
Searchlight Leadership Fund
Cycle Fundraising, 2007 - 2012, Campaign Cmte
Raised:
$25,555,755
Spent:
$25,463,967
Cash on Hand:
$167,240
Debts:
$0
Last Report:
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Top 5 Contributors, 2007-2012, Campaign Cmte
Contributor
Total
Indivs
PACs
MGM Resorts International
$200,350
$190,350
$10,000
Weitz & Luxenberg
$112,850
$112,850
$0
Girardi & Keese
$105,200
$105,200
$0
Simmons Cooper LLC
$105,200
$105,200
$0
Caesars Entertainment
$83,600
$68,600
$15,000
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Industry
Total
Indivs
PACs
Lawyers/Law Firms
$3,746,819
$3,381,774
$365,045
Securities & Investment
$1,308,482
$1,130,682
$177,800
Lobbyists
$1,125,051
$1,099,410
$25,641
Real Estate
$904,247
$802,271
$101,976
Health Professionals
$808,065
$474,165
$333,900
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Total Raised vs. Average Raised
Cycle Source of Funds, 2007-2012, Campaign Cmte only
Individual Contributions
- Small Individual Contributions
- Large Individual Contributions
$17,825,296
$1,969,557 (8%)
$12,306,505 (48%)
(70%)
PAC Contributions
$5,394,898
(21%)
Candidate self-financing
$99,750
(0%)
Other
$2,235,811
(9%)
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