Getting paid $100,000 a year for doing nothing? We definitely need more of that in our government!
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If Romney can retroactively retire, can I proactively be hired? If that’s the case, I anticipate being hired for a grossly immense amount of money in the future and would like that as a lump sum now. Thank you to my future employers.
Jeff why don’t you just retroactively win the lottery? I’m sure the money will just show up in your bank account.
The amount of absolute garbage coming from the Romney campaign while they still manage to be competitive in this race is unbelievable.
I guess he will have to retroactively re-file his tax returns because I am sure this will effect his K1 passive income schedules. Or maybe he declared his $100,000.00 salary as passive income when he was actually still an active corporate officer and should have declared that as earned income.
Either way, I think there are probably some financial penalties to pay, possible back taxes and interest, in addition to the issue of fellony fraud on a tax return.
It is about time for him to show his tax returns or bow out of the race gracefully.