Maybe Mitt Romney has got something to hide?

I'm still looking for original documentation of Romney giving McCain 23 years worth of tax returns. Anyone have a link?



McCain: Two Years of Romney Tax Returns Is Sufficient
Monday, 16 Apr 2012 12:13 PM
http://www.newsmax.com/Politics/Romney-tax-returns-McCain/2012/04/16/id/435993

Mitt Romney: I am not a tax crook!

Mitt Romney's campaign explains why he doesn't need to release any more tax returns than the one year's worth he's already disclosed:

Mitt Romney has been scrupulous about observing the requirements of the tax code. His income is reported and taxed in full compliance with U.S. law, and he has paid 100 percent of what he has owed. His good name means everything to him. Throughout his life in this and in other matters, he has conducted his personal and business affairs so as to be beyond reproach.

So far beyond reproach, in fact, that they don't believe anyone has a right to see exactly just how far beyond reproach he went. But you can trust Mitt Romney isn't a tax crook. His good name means everything to him, after all.

Sure, in 2008, Mitt Romney was willing to give John McCain 23 years worth of tax returns during the vice presidential vetting process. And sure, McCain ultimately picked Sarah Palin over Mitt Romney. But there's nothing in those returns that would make Mitt look bad. How do we know? Because his campaign said so. Mitt Romney isn't a tax crook. Period.

More:
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/04/16/1083774/-Mitt-Romney-I-am-not-a-tax-crook-



Mitt Romney doesn’t need to release all of his income taxes, McCain says
By Felicia Sonmez

Mitt Romney released 23 years of tax returns to Sen. John McCain during the 2008 campaign when he was being vetted as a potential running mate for the Arizona Republican.

More:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/election-2012/post/mitt-romney-doesnt-need-to-release-all-of-his-income-taxes-mccain-says/2012/04/15/gIQAOojVJT_blog.html