‘Vanity Fair’ investigates Romney’s offshore bank accounts, finds nothing

Eddie Scarry
The Blaze
7/3/2012

There’s a four-page investigation running in Vanity Fair on the most tired subject of the presidential race: Mitt Romney‘s money how private he is about it.

What we learn from the lengthy piece: Nothing, really. Except that having offshore accounts and taking advantage of tax loopholes:

  • “…kind of looks tacky.”
  • “…would raise red flags…”
  • “…this stuff is weird.”

Other no-calorie phrases from the story:

  • “…the Romney campaign insists he saves no tax by using them, but there is no way to check this.”
  • “…the young Romney…was willing to push into gray areas when it came to business.”
  • “…we cannot know how he did it.”
  • “Mysteries also arise when one looks at Romney’s individual retirement account at Bain Capital.”

Whole thing here if you have time to waste.

Related: Oh Brother… Obama Bashes Romney For Swiss Bank Account Days After Swiss Fundraiser Announcement

UpdateObama campaign rejects Factcheck.org report defending Romney

…The Obama letter was prompted by Factcheck’s June 29 report slamming Obama’s TV-ads for portraying Romney as a job-exporter.

“One [Obama] TV ad, called ‘Come and Go,’ claims that Romney ‘shipped jobs to China and Mexico,’” said the Factcheck report.

But “the claims in the [Obama] ads are untrue, and others are thinly supported,” said Factcheck, which is a liberal-leaning site established by the Annenberg Public Policy Center…

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