Bix Weir: Harry Reid May Be Correct About Romney’s Taxes

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Has Romney paid his fair share of taxes? That is a question that is on many minds this week. Sure – we all want to pay as little tax as possible and still stay within the legal limits, but it doesn’t look good if you make $60M on a deal and not pay a cent in tax. ESPECIALLY if you are running for President!

That is the claim in an article on Bloomberg yesterday:

Romney Persona Non-Grata in Italy for Bain’s Deal Skirting Taxes

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-08-06/romney-persona-non-grata-in-italy-for-bain-s-deal-skirting-taxes.html

“Bain funneled profits through subsidiaries in Luxembourg, a common corporate strategy for avoiding income taxes in other European countries, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg News.”

Is it legal? Maybe. Is it something that someone running for President wants out there in the public debate..NO WAY!

And how many more “structured transactions” has Romney had with his accounts in Switzerland, Bermuda or the Cayman Islands?

Inquiring minds want to know.

But of course I think it’s all part of the plan. Part of the Good Guys election strategy I outlined back in January:

SPECIAL REPORT: The “Good Guys” Election Strategy

http://www.roadtoroota.com/public/795.cfm

It’s amazing how accurate this report has turned out to be so far…awaiting the grand conclusion where Romney drops out and Ron Paul is the Republican nominee.
Stay tuned folks. Liberty is just around the corner!

May the Road you choose be the Right Road.

Bix Weir
www.RoadtoRoota.com

PS – That Palin Endorsement prediction I made last year is STILL up for grabs. Who’d a thunk it?! :-)

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