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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 18 Aug 2012

    Romney: If charitable giving were included, his tax rate for past 10 years would have been "well above 20%."http://on.wsj.com/NLUYlG 

    7:15 AM - 18 Aug 2012
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      2. Laura McCracken‏ @lmccracken05 18 Aug 2012
        Replying to @WSJ

        @WSJ Most people making over $100K pay 28-35% fed tax... so why does Romney think that his paying 13% (if true) is something to brag about?

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      1. SurfFinancialBrokers‏ @SurfFinBroker 19 Aug 2012
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        @WSJ Was he including all taxes, like sales tax?

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      1. David Harrison-Rand‏ @dharrisonrand 18 Aug 2012
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        @WSJ even 13% is around 3 times the average American family's effective Federal income tax rate.

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      1. blameebner‏ @blameebner 18 Aug 2012
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        @WSJ Actions speak louder than words Mr. Romney. Put up or shut-up.

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      1. mark wonderful‏ @markwonderful 18 Aug 2012
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        @wsj ... GOSH! doesn't @MittRomney realize that CHARITY is our federal government's purview, to be charitable with money taken from others?

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      1. MysteryApple‏ @ApplesLoIo 18 Aug 2012
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        @WSJ Contributions are not taxes, they're used as tricks to avoid sharing the burden on running the government.

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      1. Michael Wm. Denis‏ @MWmDenis 18 Aug 2012
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        @WSJ 13% or 20% of what? regular income, capital gains, equivalant carried interest, ...??? without the details no one but #MittRyan knows

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      1. Ken Bryant‏ @KenREguru 18 Aug 2012
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        @WSJ how do you know that of you have not seen the taxes?

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      1. Mike Wilson‏ @baldmanwilson 18 Aug 2012
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        @WSJ while mine as a school teacher including charities would be about 27%

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      1. Tom Goldsmith‏ @tgoldsmith 18 Aug 2012
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        . @WSJ And if you don't include all the money he made, why his tax rate would be nearly 100%...

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      1. Mr. Stubbs (Highland High) Health‏ @StubbsHealth 18 Aug 2012
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        @WSJ not just 10% tithing but fast offering to assist those in need. So 13+% plus about 15% 28% not bad he cares about all people.

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