Republican presidential contender, Mitt Romney, released his
tax returns for 2010 and it brings up the question: So what? Do these returns
show us anything we didn’t already know? The answer is no.
It has never been a secret that Romney
has a boatload of money, which he has earned legitimately by investing
wisely. Some might say when he worked at Bain Capital he made money off of
these companies when they were closed, but it can also be argued these companies
would have failed anyway. Don’t forget there were also companies that were
saved. As Romney pointed out in Monday’s
debate on NBC, he shouldn’t and won’t apologize for being successful.
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When people like Romney, who has made most of his income
through smart investments instead of through trust funds like many of his
critics, decide to not invest in companies, whether failing or vibrant, the
rest of the country will suffer. Romney can live quite comfortably off of the investments
he has already made, he could very easily divest his interests in companies
which could lead to these companies failing. If they fail where will these
employees work? Where will the tax money used to support those who don’t work
come from? And who will invest in all the new companies which are to provide
all these green jobs which Obama is constantly jawing about?
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