Sat, 09/22/2012 - 12:30pm
Is transparency in the eye of the beholder? One might think so according to this sample we bring you now from the grand comment-sphere. Obviously demonstrates the further divided country in which we are currently living and the issue of which direction we want to go and under what leadership. Thing is, if Pew Research Center stats are correct in demonstrating that Romney has one of the lowest favorable ratings ever of a prez nominee, do tax records really matter one way or another at that point? Let's watch the numbers but watch the comment soup even more and see just where the numbers even are this year for actual voter turn-out no matter who the candidate. In the meantime, we bet H&R Block wasn't the team behind the Romney tax returns. Wish we could all get such pro counseling!
The Mitt Romney 2012 Campaign team has finally released the nominee's full 2011 tax returns, and displayed his tax rate at 14.1 percent last year. Voters always knew he was rich, but this release of information so late in the game is puzzling to strategists and democrats. Romney swore he never payed under 13 percent in income taxes, therefore when Romney aides went over the records from the past 20 years they decided to release the information to quell doubts before the first debate against Obama. Do voters think this uncovering of information illustrates his transparency, or do they think Romney still has something to hide?
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