Mitt Romney Tax Return

• July 18 (Bloomberg) -- Mitt Romney, facing heightened attacks by President Barack Obama's campaign for refusing to disclose more of his tax returns, confronts escalating calls from within his own party to put the issue to rest by providing additional filings.
(San Francisco Gate)
• Mitt Romneys campaign has already gone off the deep end today attempting to ward off calls for the presumptive GOP nominee to release more of his tax returns. So far he has released his 2010 return and an estimate for 2011.
(Los Angeles Times)
• The political pressure on Mitt Romney to release more of his personal income-tax returns is causing divisions inside the GOP presidential candidates camp, according to a Republican strategist.
(Seattle Times)
• Republican Mitt Romney shrugged off growing pressure on Tuesday to release more of his tax returns, and his campaign lashed out at President Barack Obama in an effort to turn the campaign debate away from Romneys business and financial record.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• WOLFEBORO, N.H. — Aides to Mitt Romney have pored over video footage of potential Mr.
(New York Times)
• Yet another conservative voice -- or in this case, publication -- has joined the chorus calling for Mitt Romney to release his tax returns.
(Huffington Post)
• (CBS News) Texas Gov.
(CBS News)
• Should Mitt Romney heed calls from Democrats, and some Republicans, and release more of his tax returns? Yes.
(Orlando Sentinel)
• However, sources close to the Mitt Romney campaign have said a vice presidential to answer questions about his involvement with Bain and to release his tax returns.
(ksl.com)