Question for presidential debate: "Mr. Romney, how can we be sure that you are not part of the 47%

[skip fox]

of people that you derided for not paying taxes does not include yourself if you refuse to release the majority of your tax returns?"

How can he answer with without one of his "trust me" replies?

[robinlynne]

1. Let's not wait till the debates!

[lob1]

2. Wasn't his second year of taxes supposed to be released yesterday?

I didn't see or hear anything about it in the news. Also, wasn't more of the fund raising tape supposed to be released my Mojo this morning? I saw nothing about that, either.

[subterranean]

6. I believe he said he'll release his 2011 returns on October 15.

Then he'll be able to say he kept his promise to release two years of tax returns. He could do that now, of course, but there is something in his 2009 returns that he knows would destroy his chances of winning the election.

[lob1]

7. Thanks, subterranean. I was a month ahead of myself.

[DrewFlorida]

3. Mitt Romney's statements beg the question, where are your tax returns?

[cr8tvlde]

4. Obama should refuse to debate until Romney has released his tax returns.

and make a Very Big Deal about it. He may be a felon, he may not be, he may be a tax cheat, he may not be, but we just don't know for sure.

[global1]

5. That Would Work In Rmoney's Favor Because...

I don't think Rmoney is looking forward to the debates anyway. I don't see Rmoney as being a strong debator against the President.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

8. Rmoney was asking for a handout to get a government job to hand out more money to the 1%.