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It is undisputed that we live in a polarized political age.
This unfortunate dynamic just might be improved if we had increased
transparency, because what one knows they are less likely to fear. However, no
candidate in anyone’s memory has been less transparent, particularly regarding
his very complicated personal finances, than has Gov. Mitt Romney. And while
the facts must be known to be judged, it’s hard to envision multimillion dollar
bank accounts in Switzerland and the Cayman Islands helping to create US jobs.
Romney’s approach stands in stark contrast to that of his father, Gov. George
Romney, a wealthy and successful man in his own right, who released 12 years of
tax returns when he ran for president. The American voting public should demand
loudly and repeatedly; that Mitt Romney bring back the truth in politics, by
George. He would then be honoring the memory of his father and respecting the
intelligence of the American voter.
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
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