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**jaxx** · 05-02-2012, 09:17 PM

Romney Feigns Ignorance Of A Popular Tax Proposal He Openly Criticized A Month Ago
By Travis Waldron on May 1, 2012 at 6:00 pm

In March, Vice President Joe Biden floated a tax proposal known as the global minimum tax while campaigning in Iowa. The proposal, a feature of President Obama’s budget aimed at companies that use offshore tax havens to reduce the amount they pay in income taxes, would force multinational corporations based in the United States to pay a minimum tax rate, thereby adding trillions in lost revenue that is shifted to individual taxpayers and small businesses.

At the time, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney slammed Biden’s proposal. “Instead of promoting pro-growth tax policies that provide businesses with the economic freedom to grow and prosper, he is backing a ‘global tax’ that would harm American competitiveness,” Romney said. At a campaign stop in Portsmouth, New Hampshire yesterday, however, Romney feigned ignorance of the proposal:

Published on May 1, 2012 by ThinkProgress6

http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2012/05...orate-tax/

Here we go, the lies. I think Willard will be in a mess by the end of the campaign. He can't tell the truth. Mr. Money wants it all.

**SeattleGirl** · 05-02-2012, 11:40 PM

Willard's response to everything: "I'm shocked and appalled and my magic underwear is in a twist and lie lie lie blah blah blah."

I am now convinced that Willard would be even more of a loser at the job of President than Dubya was, and that's saying something.

**suzie** · 05-03-2012, 01:21 AM

It is saying something, and probably true.

The thought of Romney as Commander in Chief is truly scary.

**pappy** · 05-03-2012, 04:50 AM

Some right winger (the name escapes me right now) expounded that they don't want a strong President. They want one to simply rubber stamp whatever the true believers sent up from Congress.

With that in mind Mitt is their ideal choice. Ever compliant and lacking in any conviction beyond the bottom line he would be the perfect "Stepford" President.

**Brewman_Jax** · 05-03-2012, 07:39 AM

What's the answer, R-Money? That wasn't you, it was your evil twin?

Remember, this forgetful flip-flopping liar is the best the repubs have to offer. Facepalm

**jaxx** · 05-03-2012, 08:24 AM

(05-03-2012 04:50 AM)pappy Wrote: Some right winger (the name escapes me right now) expounded that they don't want a strong President. They want one to simply rubber stamp whatever the true believers sent up from Congress.

With that in mind Mitt is their ideal choice. Ever compliant and lacking in any conviction beyond the bottom line he would be the perfect "Stepford" President.

That was Grover Norquist who said that pappy. He will run the White House, the GOP president would just be there to sign the bills into law. Facepalm

Quote:“All we have to do is replace Obama. ... We are not auditioning for fearless leader. We don’t need a president to tell us in what direction to go. We know what direction to go. We want the Ryan budget. ... We just need a president to sign this stuff. We don’t need someone to think it up or design it. The leadership now for the modern conservative movement for the next 20 years will be coming out of the House and the Senate. [...]

Pick a Republican with enough working digits to handle a pen to become president of the United States. This is a change for Republicans: the House and Senate doing the work with the president signing bills. His job is to be captain of the team, to sign the legislation that has already been prepared.”

http://www.balloon-juice.com/2012/02/13/...nt-romney/

**pappy** · 05-03-2012, 11:37 AM

(05-03-2012 08:24 AM)jaxx Wrote:
(05-03-2012 04:50 AM)pappy Wrote:

That was Grover Norquist who said that pappy. He will run the White House, the GOP president would just be there to sign the bills into law.

Quote:“All we have to do is replace Obama. ... We are not auditioning for fearless leader. We don’t need a president to tell us in what direction to go. We know what direction to go. We want the Ryan budget. ... We just need a president to sign this stuff. We don’t need someone to think it up or design it. The leadership now for the modern conservative movement for the next 20 years will be coming out of the House and the Senate. [...]

Pick a Republican with enough working digits to handle a pen to become president of the United States. This is a change for Republicans: the House and Senate doing the work with the president signing bills. His job is to be captain of the team, to sign the legislation that has already been prepared.”
http://www.balloon-juice.com/2012/02/13/...nt-romney/

Thanks, I should have remembered that it was Grover.

**jaxx** · 05-03-2012, 11:39 AM

Grover would set up a puppet government. If people aren't mad, they'd better get mad.

**Andy823** · 05-03-2012, 03:48 PM

The man lies so much he has a hard time remembering what he has lied about, and makes up more lies to cover up former lies when he gets caught. The problem is that Mitt seems to not realize that there are sound bites and videos that are going to come back on him and prove just how much of a habitual liar he really is.

I am sure that there are ads being made as we speak that will be put out when the time is right showing just how much he lies. I think that during the debates it is really going to get tough for Mitt when the president hits him with proof of his lies, and then Mitt will get all pissed off and have a fit like he did on fox news when they pressured him on things.

I can hardly wait for those debates! Nanner

**SeattleGirl** · 05-03-2012, 06:29 PM

(05-03-2012 03:48 PM)Andy823 Wrote: The man lies so much he has a hard time remembering what he has lied about, and makes up more lies to cover up former lies when he gets caught. The problem is that Mitt seems to not realize that there are sound bites and videos that are going to come back on him and prove just how much of a habitual liar he really is.

I am sure that there are ads being made as we speak that will be put out when the time is right showing just how much he lies. I think that during the debates it is really going to get tough for Mitt when the president hits him with proof of his lies, and then Mitt will get all pissed off and have a fit like he did on fox news when they pressured him on things.

I can hardly wait for those debates!

Yeah, Mittens reminds me of this:

Oh! what a tangled web we weave,
When first we practice to deceive!