There have been a lot of accusations directed at Mitt Romney lately complaining that he has not released nine hundred and seventy-two years of tax records. Mitt Romney was governor of Massachusetts. Does anyone actually believe that if he had done something illegal as far as taxes are concerned it would have gone unnoticed? I absolutely agree that Governor Romney should release anything asked for as soon as President Obama releases his college transcripts. Governor Romney has released the required forms, anything else is not necessary. President Obama has hidden all records of his past, why is no one challenging him?<\/p>\n
Yesterday PJMedia<\/a> posted an article stating the obvious:<\/p>\n Mark Levin is defending Mitt Romney\u2019s refusal to release his tax returns, and he\u2019s right for a couple of reasons.\u00a0 First, if Obama had been entirely transparent (read: college transcripts and Fast and Furious, to name two), then Romney should play by the same rules.\u00a0 But Obama\u2019s murky academic past remains murky, and his administration\u2019s lack of transparency has been astounding.<\/strong><\/p>\n Second, if Romney releases his tax records, they will be descended upon by a pack of hyenas disguised as CPAs and a mischief of rats disguised as political consultants.\u00a0 The benign will be presented as malignant by liars.\u00a0 The cost of enabling liars is higher than the cost of the status quo.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/strong>This is simply another attempt by the Obama campaign to turn the talk away from the current state of the economy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There have been a lot of accusations directed at Mitt Romney lately complaining that he has not released nine hundred and seventy-two years of tax records. Mitt Romney was governor of Massachusetts. Does anyone actually believe that if he had … Continue reading