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Mediaite: On his MSNBC show today, Al Sharpton opened by focusing on Mitt Romney‘s tax returns and increasing pressure from Republicans and conservatives for the GOP candidate to release more of them. Guest Catherine Crier said that it is certainly fair to look into that aspect of Romney’s background, and even threw out the notion that Romney might withdraw as the Republican nominee before the convention.
highly highly unlikely.
probably the next president.
u show me a valid birth certificate and tell me why obama has no dating history at harvard and romney can show u his tax records.
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His tax returns have done him in. Romney is getting booed at the London Olympics. It's over for Mittens.
Hasn't even started yet. Personally I hope people refuse to put another man itching to go to war in the White House and Mitt shows every sign of being pre-disposed to war with Iran.
highly highly unlikely.
probably the next president.
u show me a valid birth certificate and tell me why obama has no dating history at harvard and romney can show u his tax records.
Your first sentence was spot on, your second was plausible, and your last was insane. It was almost like a poem. From good to worse. Are all your posts that regressive.
I agree, Its over for Romney. He never had a chance from the start and how he got this far is amazing
Exactly.
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