but they would make you a little bit squeamish. i do have a to say, the last poll i saw said 63% of americans want to see more tax returns. and finally every time he opens his mouth to talk about this, he sounds more and more entitled. i mean, calling those 63% of americans who would like to see more taxes small minded? and ann romney s tantrum last night? i m glad you brought it up. i want to show it. last night on rock center ann romney made clear she and mitt will not release more tax returns. the more we release, he more we get questioned and pushed. so we have done what s legally required and there s going to be no more tax releases. is she not correct as far as she took the argument? the more they release, the more they will be subject to this kind of scrutiny? well, sure to the extent that
transparent and release more than 2010 and the estimates for 2011. have you seen how we re attacked? it s been in the press quite a bit. are you angry that it s been in the press? should you not be questioned about your finances? we have been very transparent to what s legally required of us. but the more we release, the more we get attacked and questioned and pushed. so wre have done what s legally required and there s going to be no more tax releases given. it s because you ll continue to face more questions? it will just give them more ammunition. i know it ain t pretty, mitt, but that s how you stone wall. and yes, she shouldn t have used the word ammunition since that s what comes out of smoking guns and your tax returns really are the beg smoking guns of this campaign, but she didn t make the stupid amateur mistake you did by mentioning harry reid s accusation that you ve paid no
not releasing more neither in ads nor in public communications nor commentary for the rest of the campaign. making the offer in light of team romney s assertion that opponents will never be satisfied, asking for more and more and more leading to more attacks. it s a claim ann romney repeated in an interview with rock center last night. we have been very transparent to what s legally required of us. but, the more we release, the more we get attacked. the more we get questioned, pushed. so, we have done what s legally required and there s going to be no more tax releases given. it comes a day after romney once again faced those pesky tax questions as he tried to explain his medicare plan with a white
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