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Seems so, but most voters won't be so "understanding".Especially when it comes to personal wealth.His daddy was wealthy. He inherited some dough.
On his own he earned a lot of dough.
He has invested quite a lot of his wealth.
Is he (a) supposed to know exactly what each investment firm does with each insignificant or each significant portion of his investments? or (b) supposed to care all that much if some of his money gets invested in a place like the Cayman Islands?
How and why should that be an "oh nozies" moment?
I am not a Mitt fan, but I see lots of good reasons to limit the criticism to the politics the guy has, and not waste a freakin' second on this kind of tripe.
No one else's business. But for those wringing thier hands and wanting that wealth for themselves?
Get a job and work hard...for that could be you too. Mind your own fucking business...and get to work.
Are you really trying to make the point that it is no ones business if a potential POTUS is a tax cheat? Seriously?