................."“Then I got this phone call, personally, from Mr. Romney, asking if we really wanted to buy the house,” Mr. Stamps, 63, said in an interview the other day at the barbershop he now runs. “I said, yes we did. And he said he would loan us the money. He really helped us when we needed it.”
Amid the campaign furor over Mr. Romney’s wealth and taxes, the relatively tiny real estate investment — the mortgage generates less than $2,500 in annual interest income, according to his disclosures — has gone largely, though not entirely, overlooked.
Mr. Stamps said that he and his wife had received calls in recent months from strangers who “seemed to be looking for negative stuff” about Mr. Romney, but that the couple had nothing to say to them. (The Stampses recently refinanced the original 30-year loan; the new mortgage, still with Mr. Romney, was dated June 12 but signed just two weeks ago. Details of the interest rate were not included in the public record.) ........................."
Not exactly an act of charity. So far, the Stamps have paid $37,500 in interest alone. At $600 a month for 15 years, that's $108,000 total so far -- they're still paying. What does this say about Mr. Romney other than what we already know -- the deals he makes are low risk to him with likelihood of high returns. Just like Bain, but on a smaller scale, and without the usual casualties.
Raees wrote: Not exactly an act of charity. So far, the Stamps have paid $37,500 in interest alone. At $600 a month for 15 years, that's $108,000 total so far -- they're still paying. What does this say about Mr. Romney other than what we already know -- the deals he makes are low risk to him with likelihood of high returns. Just like Bain, but on a smaller scale, and without the usual casualties.
As a communist you would not recognize compassion if it ripped off your head and shit down you neck, and you eat kittens. :VeryScared: