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The damage has already been done to Romney regarding his taxes. Obama made the whole nation question Romney's character with his attacks earlier this summer. Romney should have responded more aggressively. He certainly had the money. Romney should have not released more tax information at this time. It's like pouring salt in an old wound. The Dems are going to make this the story for the next week. Time is running out. He needs more emphasis on the economy. I feel the Republican party made a mistake in nominating Romney. I guess we better get used to four more years of Obama.
It's official: The Romney campaign possesses a wicked sense of humor and an enviable degree of patience. After months of caterwauling, breathless innuendo and baseless slander, the Democrats and their media allies are being treated to a Friday feast of piping hot crow. The Romney campaign has released a detailed report of the the candidate's 2011 tax returns, as well as an extensive summary of the Romneys' taxes over the last two decades, prepared by analysts at PricewaterhouseCoopers. What do these documents contain? Brad Malt, the Romney family's trustee, summarizes the 2011 data:
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Amazing!