Should Romney Release His Tax Returns?
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2012/07/09 01:12:35
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flaca BN-0 2012/07/09 01:58:31
release his 2011 return. After all the huffing and puffing by the media
demanding those returns, the follow-up story vanished remarkably quickly
when the only thing the return showed was that Romney pays millions of
dollars in taxes and gives a lot of money to charity.
LOOK AT WHAT THE HYPOCRITES ARE SAYING:
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, also has harangued Romney for refusing to release more tax returns, calling it a "penchant for secrecy."
All three refused repeated requests from McClatchy Newspapers to release their own returns, requests that started before the flap over Romney's records.
Pelosi aides refused, saying she's disclosed all that Congress requires.
"The leader has filed a complete financial disclosure report as required by law that includes financial holdings, transactions and other personal information," Pelosi spokesman Nadeam Elshami said. "There has been no question about where Leader Pelosi and Democrats stand on tax policy: We must extend the middle-class tax cuts and end tax breaks for millionaires and use the revenues to pay down the deficit."
Challenged at a recent news conference to release hers, Wasserman Schultz said she wouldn't because she wasn't running for president. "I file full financial disclosure required under the law," she said.
What's required by law is written by Congress itself, a broad financial-disclosure statement that offers no ...
LOOK AT WHAT THE HYPOCRITES ARE SAYING:
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, also has harangued Romney for refusing to release more tax returns, calling it a "penchant for secrecy."
All three refused repeated requests from McClatchy Newspapers to release their own returns, requests that started before the flap over Romney's records.
Pelosi aides refused, saying she's disclosed all that Congress requires.
"The leader has filed a complete financial disclosure report as required by law that includes financial holdings, transactions and other personal information," Pelosi spokesman Nadeam Elshami said. "There has been no question about where Leader Pelosi and Democrats stand on tax policy: We must extend the middle-class tax cuts and end tax breaks for millionaires and use the revenues to pay down the deficit."
Challenged at a recent news conference to release hers, Wasserman Schultz said she wouldn't because she wasn't running for president. "I file full financial disclosure required under the law," she said.
What's required by law is written by Congress itself, a broad financial-disclosure statement that offers no direct information on tax liabilities and no requirement for reporting spousal income other than the source - but not the amount - of any income above $1,000. There's little way of knowing whether that spousal income is $1,001 or $1 million.
NOW I AM BLOCKED AFTER YOU MAKE A STATEMENT THAT I CANNOT ANSWER - COWARDLY!
GOV. SUNUNU SHOWED THE WHOLE COUNTRY HOW OWEBAMA OUTSOURCED 29 BILLION DOLLARS OF OUR MONEY!
SO YOU HAVE BECOME INTOLERANT AND HAVE NOW BLOCKED ME? WHAT A HYPOCRITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Democratic National Committee Disclosure forms show the Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a member of Congress from Florida, held funds with investments in Swiss banks, foreign drug companies, and the state bank of India.
Lets all say 'hypocrite' together.
Mitt Romney's not the solution. He's the problem.
These ppl as you call them are slick politicians...not hope and subpar change. I think the failure to properly deduce the situation belongs to you. Over 8% unemployment and you want to reelect the failure. He didn't fullfill one promise.
Not a single promise held? He said he would increase the war in Afghanistan and he did. He said he would get Bin Laden and he did. There just 2 promises of many he kept.
He didn't get Bin Laden. They had to call him in from the golf course. For pity's sakes. He refused to be a party to pulling the trigger in case it went bad. He wasn't available so they had to ask Jarrett and she said said.....no, she would not make the call....but they did it anyway. That plan was in effect by the CIA before Oblahblah got into office. Do you believe everything you hear on MSNBC? That's just sad.
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In September 2010, Clinton told his Cuyahoga Community College audience in Cleveland that Democrats deserved two more years to fix the nation's economy.
"The Democrats are saying something like this: 'We found a big hole that we did not dig. We didn't get it filled in 21 months, but at least we quit digging,'" Clinton said at the time. "'Give us two more years. If it doesn't work, vote us out.'"
Republicans claim two more years didn't help. As evidence, they cite an unemployment rate still hovering above 8%, slow job growth and an exodus of people leaving the workforce.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, also has harangued Romney for refusing to release more tax returns, calling it a "penchant for secrecy."
All three refused repeated requests from McClatchy Newspapers to release their own returns, requests that started before the flap over Romney's records.
Pelosi aides refused, saying she's disclosed all that Congress requires.
"The leader has filed a complete financial disclosure report as required by law that includes financial holdings, transactions and other personal information," Pelosi spokesman Nadeam Elshami said. "There has been no question about where Leader Pelosi and Democrats stand on tax policy: We must extend the middle-class tax cuts and end tax breaks for millionaires and use the revenues to pay down the deficit."
Challenged at a recent news conference to release hers, Wasserman Schultz said she wouldn't because she wasn't running for president. "I file full financial disclosure required under the law," she said.
What's required by law is written by Congress itself, a broad financial-disclosure statement that offers no direct information on tax liabilities and no requirem...
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, also has harangued Romney for refusing to release more tax returns, calling it a "penchant for secrecy."
All three refused repeated requests from McClatchy Newspapers to release their own returns, requests that started before the flap over Romney's records.
Pelosi aides refused, saying she's disclosed all that Congress requires.
"The leader has filed a complete financial disclosure report as required by law that includes financial holdings, transactions and other personal information," Pelosi spokesman Nadeam Elshami said. "There has been no question about where Leader Pelosi and Democrats stand on tax policy: We must extend the middle-class tax cuts and end tax breaks for millionaires and use the revenues to pay down the deficit."
Challenged at a recent news conference to release hers, Wasserman Schultz said she wouldn't because she wasn't running for president. "I file full financial disclosure required under the law," she said.
What's required by law is written by Congress itself, a broad financial-disclosure statement that offers no direct information on tax liabilities and no requirement for reporting spousal income other than the source - but not the amount - of any income above $1,000. There's little way of knowing whether that spousal income is $1,001 or $1 million.