Money matters
Mitt Romney and Barack Obama: What a Contrast!
Another hero of the Democratic Party, the defiler of women, and disgusting pornographer, Larry Flynt, has offered $1 Million for Mitt Romney’s early tax returns. In a sense he was offering money to people and encouraging them to break the law. This could be considered a crime in itself. But the same mainstream media outlets that have refused to run ads for the documentary “Dreams From My Real Father”, had no problem rolling in the gutter with Larry Flynt.
Mitt Romney generous with time and money

Former Governor Mitt Romney at a townhall in Sun Lakes, Arizona. Photo: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 2.0 Generic License
Anyone who has had the chance to see some of Mitt Romney’s history on the Glenn Beck show knows that Mitt Romney has given not only of his time but his money as well, for decades. The news media, surprise, surprise, have declined to report on the many, many times Mitt Romney has helped people in trouble.
So it seems that when and if the tax releases from earlier years, are either illegally or voluntarily released, not only will the slime ball Larry Flynt be disappointed, but the propaganda wing of Obama’s Campaign, aka, the news media, will be too. (Editor’s note: Obama’s pal Harry Reid already said how disappointed he was. He actually accused Mitt Romney of criminal tax evasion, even after seeing Mitt Romney’s 2011 tax return!)
What the tax returns show
Mitt Romney’s tax returns for 2011 are a testament to the fine character of the Romney family and shows the extreme contrast between the Usurper (the great and wonderful re-distributor of income earned by others).
Not only has Mitt Romney paid almost $2 Million to Obama to waste and send to the Muslim Brotherhood, but he gave 30% of his income to charity. $4 Million.
Oh, by the way, Obama gave between 1 and 5% in the years before he was elected. Sure looks like he cares for the people. Just not, apparently, more than he cares about himself.
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