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Related: About this forumWe Need To Flood Tweety, Ed, Rachel, Martins Larry and Rev Als Email...
...with this story and petition them to cover it tomorrow all day long.. Maybe this will change the minds of those still undecided mind as to who is best for the USA.
Leaves me to wonder what else is he hiding....
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/11/04/1155381/-Breaking-Romney-Paid-Zero-Taxes-From-1996-To-2009
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We Need To Flood Tweety, Ed, Rachel, Martins Larry and Rev Als Email... (Original Post)
rsmith6621
Nov 2012
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Bozita
(26,955 posts)1. This deserves headline status in every newspaper/newscast in the country
Tennessee Gal
(6,160 posts)2. Yep!
rsmith6621
(6,942 posts)4. May I Use This On FacebooK....
Most excellent piece of work.
Squinch
(50,955 posts)3. The Kos headline mis-states what the Bloomberg story says.
Bloomberg says that Romney used this particular loophole for a lot of money. It doesn't say he paid zero taxes. And they can't know if he paid zero taxes on the basis of the use of this loophole.
Bad headline, misstates the available information. They do that. We don't.