Sooooooo, are Mitt's taxes off the table? There is so much distraction that

[mfcorey1]

no one is calling for him to release more than he did. Damn shame!

[spanone]

1. why is the media giving him a pass on this? would they do the same for the President?

we know the answer

[frazzled]

2. Yes? No? How can you trust him?

This is the major line we need to pursue over the next month, relentlessly.

He said one thing for 18 months. He seems to be saying something else now. How can you trust someone who changes their message so capriciously, saying one thing to one audience, another thing to another audience. How can you trust what he would do in the Oval Office?

He's not a flip flopper. He's a freaking yoyo.

[Cirque du So-What]

3. As seen recently on DU

Someone quoted John Wooden (equally attributable to others, as it's actually an old, old saying), 'the true test of a man's character is what he does when no one is watching.' All those missing years of tax returns is representative of a time when he thought nobody was looking. Well, guess what, Shitty Mitt, we want to look now, and your refusal speaks volumes about your lack of character.

[flamingdem]

4. K&R

[Glimmer of Hope]

5. I think Harry is still on this. This issue should be front and center!

What is he hiding?

[dimbear]

6. Every question to Mitch at the townhall debate should be "Where are your taxes??"

And then "No taxes, no votes" chanted in unison.

[annabanana]

7. We KNOW he A) has been hiding money overseas and

2) There is NO WAY he's given 10% of any real $ number to his church and
3) His real rate is way below 13%

[treestar]

8. +1

We need to demand the damn taxes!

[Quantess]

9. Yeah!