He should follow his father's lead

[Dot Com]

this doesn't look good for Romney (R)

 

[BDBoop]

this doesn't look good for Romney (R)

Not so much.

Nobody's going to let go, either.

 

[Trajan]

of course because it the stock in trade, it means shit in the end, but you need an issue......

 

[LordBrownTrout]

"One reason we don't have that money [to pay down the deficit] is that so many rich people can afford sophisticated accountants who can hide the money in offshore tax havens," Grim said. "Then they can hire lobbyists to write loopholes in the tax code. Now he wants to run for president complaining about the deficit and saying the tax code is too complicated. At some point you have to say, 'Wait a minute. What are you talking about here?'"

And it's true. The U.S. Public Interest Research Group estimates that offshore tax havens cost the U.S. Treasury as much as $100 billion a year. In 2010, "making up for this lost revenue cost the average U.S. tax filer $434 ... enough money to feed a family of four for three weeks," a USPIRG report found.

This isn't going away, Mittens. The Koch brothers should have chosen more wisely.

Romney's offshore tax havens helping cause the deficit problem he complains about - Lean Forward

Oh BS..... and were any laws broke?

No laws were broke. They're desperate for anything to detract away from a horrid stagnant economy, failed policies, obamacare taxes, scandals and so on.