You Know You've Had a Bad Week When...  The release of the
Romney tax returns is so amateurish that it almost offends me.
Zeke Miller of Buzzfeed gets right to the heart of things.
Romney had pledged, in that ABC interview in Israel, that he'd
never paid less than 13 percent to the feds. But to make that
true for tax year 2011, the campaign admits that he artificially
refused to take some deductions so that the rate would stay
above the magic number.  But wait a second. Isn't this the same
Mitt Romney who said back in January: "I don’t think you want
someone as the candidate for president who pays more taxes than
he owes."  In fact, it is. So he just released returns that,
when stacked against his earlier statement, disqualify him for
the presidency by his own lights. Amazing. Romney's blind trust
trustee, Bradley Malt, said this in response to a question from
Miller:   What put him in this unique position? His big stupid
mouth. His feeling that he could just get away with it. His--
sense of entitlement? The