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did I misread what he suggested or did he say: family, personal attacks etc for both sides? Has he released 2 years tax returns or not?
No, he has not. He released part of 2010, and said he will release 2011 sometime in the future. So no, he has not released two years, he's released exactly one half of one year's return.
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Originally Posted by nmnita
I happen to agree, let's just hear plans for the future, let's hear what has and has not worked, and let's forget about the rest? If a candidate can not run on his accomplishments and what he will bring to the office, he souldn't be running.
You are exactly right, Nita. So why doesn't Mitt want to talk about his business experience?
Hahaha, so he doesn't want Obama to scrutinize his business record and taxes huh? Poor Romney, that Obama guy is so mean.
Romney is an honorable candidate who just wants to level the playing field. His record on everything is so far superior to obama that he is giving the communist a little chance...
obama will soon be collecting unemployment.. A couple hundred a week, probably more than he is worth..
Maybe he and big mama can expand the garden and sell vegetables on the street corner..
He might as well say, "This election should come down to who has the better head of hair", since everything else should be off the table according to Mr. Romney.
Great hair, just one of the vast number attributes Mitt has it all over the little pr!ck...
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