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How many years of tax returns would you be willing to make public in a run for the presidency of the United States?
By PBN Staff
Twitter: @ProvBusNews
Posted 7/22/12
The campaign for U.S. president has heated up with the weather, in particular on the topic of presumed Republican nominee and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney’s career at Bain Capital and his tax returns.
Just how much of his privacy should a candidate for president give up, especially if his employment history is involved in private partnerships?
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