Comments on: Reid to Romney: It’s Your Obligation to Put Up Instead of Shutting Up

By: Reynardine

Reynardine — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 20:35:43 +0000

Specifically, the super-rich are likely to be super-sociopathic.

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By: Cha

Cha — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 19:12:34 +0000

Isn’t there a youtube around with romney the super lying hypocrite demanding his opponents Release his Tax Returns? And,those of another’s spouse of his opponent…running his damn big shot mouth just because he can?

“Back in 1994 when he was running against the late Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA), Romney pressured Kennedy to release his tax returns:

With the tax-filing deadline looming, Republican Senate candidate Mitt Romney yesterday challenged Sen. Edward M. Kennedy to disclose his state and federal taxes to prove he has ‘nothing to hide,’ but another GOP rival, John R. Lakian, called Romney’s move ‘bush league’ ‘It’s time the biggest-taxing senator in Washington shows the people of Massachusetts how much he pays in taxes,” said Romney, a business consultant from Belmont. Romney said he would disclose his own state and federal taxes for the last three years ‘on the very day that Kennedy turns over his taxes for public scrutiny.’ [Boston Globe, 4/19/94]

Another Run at Hypocrisy in 2002

During his campaign for governor in 2002, Romney even called on his opponent’s husband (who filed separately from his opponent) to release his tax returns:..”
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“One small problem with this is that Romney refused to release his own tax returns during the 2002 campaign:..”

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By: Former Republican

Former Republican — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 17:41:23 +0000

Romney’s comeback to Harry Reid was as idiotic as his refusal to release his taxes, no matter how bad they are. Romney keeps saying he’s put 2 years worth out there already. This statement is not true. He has only put an incomplete 1 years worth of returns, so even that is a lie. The Romney campaign has been vindication for me, as a former republican, for me to change party lines. Coupled with the do nothing tea party disaster in the house. Mr. Romney, show me the returns. You need to put up, then hopefully shut up. Thank you Hsrry Reid.

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By: A Walkaway

A Walkaway — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 17:27:10 +0000

Un -”f”ing – believable. (SIGH) I guess I shouldn’t be surprised. I’d like to see one of those greedy jackasses try working on some of the things I do or have done, if they think they’re more capable of dealing with complex subjects. If they think handling money is complicated (to me it’s simple), try stable isotope bone chemistry analysis, or X-ray Fluorescence calibration and analysis, or statistically based spatial analysis (just to name a few). Shoot, cultures in themselves are complex subjects, and we study and analyze them all the time! Running a robotics repair business isn’t for the weak hearted or weak headed either (and we survived for 15 years, in spite of the efforts of rich people to destroy us).

I may be poor, but I’m not stupid or ignorant and what I can do should demonstrate that fact. In fact, I’m typical in some ways… health problems not caused by personal failings is a major cause of poverty, and job loss or income reduction (due to the greed of the rich) is the only greater cause of poverty (significantly greater cause of poverty, in fact).

(Laugh) In fact, the major difference between the rich and the rest of humanity, according to the studies I’ve read, is that they are far more likely to be greedy and crooked.

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By: A Walkaway

A Walkaway — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 16:27:26 +0000

I’ve seen it with dominionists. The words “gay agenda” used to be a trigger for a five minute hate rant, and if you did anything in that five minutes, the dominionist wouldn’t usually notice. There are even movements and actions that are designed to trigger behavior and thoughts.

A friend of mine has compiled a (partial) list of trigger words.

www.talk2action.org/comme...

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