What a contrast between presidents.
Clinton, well respected, still working hard.
W. Bush, despised even by his own party, pumping tax havens that allow the idle rich to cheat on their taxes.
Heh heh heh....
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What a contrast between presidents.
Clinton, well respected, still working hard.
W. Bush, despised even by his own party, pumping tax havens that allow the idle rich to cheat on their taxes.
He is teaching the "Romney Method" of Tax Evasion.
He is teaching the "Romney Method" of Tax Evasion.
Clinton, well respected, still working hard.
He is teaching the "Romney Method" of Tax Evasion.
What a contrast between presidents.
Clinton, well respected, still working hard.
W. Bush, despised even by his own party, pumping tax havens that allow the idle rich to cheat on their taxes.
What a contrast between presidents.
Clinton, well respected, still working hard.
W. Bush, despised even by his own party, pumping tax havens that allow the idle rich to cheat on their taxes.
While the last Democratic president, Bill Clinton, is on the campaign trail speaking at rallies on behalf of Barack Obama, the last Republican president, George W. Bush, has been missing in action totally this election. He surfaced today, however, in the Cayman Islands where he is delivering the keynote address at a private investment conference.
The press is locked out. A spokesman for the Cayman Alternative Investment Summit says the speech is totally closed to all journalists. Spokesman Dan Kneipp says he is not even permitted to discuss the subject of Bush's speech scheduled for Thursday evening at the Ritz-Carlton. Attendees are paying $4,000 each to get advice at this investment seminar. Sponsors include KPMG, a company that provides tax advisory services, and Deutsche Bank.
What is the conference about? It is about the benefits of using the Cayman Islands to shelter income in order to avoid paying U.S. taxes. How did George Bush become an expert on the subject? Perhaps Mitt Romney gave him some tips.
George Bush is in Cayman Islands talking about tax haven investments - National economic policy | Examiner.com
What a contrast between presidents.
Clinton, well respected, still working hard.
W. Bush, despised even by his own party, pumping tax havens that allow the idle rich to cheat on their taxes.
Essentially yeah.
Aren't the Cayman's one of Romney's tax havens?
Maybe that's why Bush is there.
What a contrast between presidents.
Clinton, well respected, still working hard.
W. Bush, despised even by his own party, pumping tax havens that allow the idle rich to cheat on their taxes.
Essentially yeah.
Aren't the Cayman's one of Romney's tax havens?
Maybe that's why Bush is there.
Democrats stay clear of tax havens? John Kerry cannot get enough of tax havens....he'll even float his boat into Rhode Island to avoid paying his "fair share".
Elite Liberals are so full of shit when it comes to demonizing tax havens and taking moral stands about helping people. Have you checked the donation % of Gore, Clinton, Kerry, Obama, and Biden vs. Bush?