I wish someone during the campaign would have asked him how many jobs he's created in the last four years.

He lied all the time. And they NEVER put him on the spot.

Unfortunately, when the job creators pay zero taxes we will still have 3 to 4% unemployment. To get to 0% unemployment we will need to pay (an as yet unnamed sum) the job creators with tax dollars extracted from the people that they employ.

This makes a lot of sense to me. I am a republican.

overseas.

.....retroactively for those two years when he actually did pay something, in an effort to impress our common citizens that he pays taxes just like they do.

If Romney had actually been able to point to jobs he had created, he would have been a lot more credible.

I am convinced that wealthy people have no interest in creating jobs, and when it actually happens, it's an accident.

We are lucky to have small businesses that create jobs, and companies that choose to manufacture in the states, who also create jobs. And a government that sponsors and pays teachers and first responders, and scientific research, who create jobs.

You have hit on the head one of the reasons I hated Romney. The sheer hypocrisy of his candidacy was the idea that the rich create jobs when he couldn't demonstrate it personally. Oh wait. He employed stable boys, gardeners, housekeepers... sorry, that doesn't count.