Two interesting developments:
Mitt Romney has not released his full tax records from 2010, including key documentation connected to his Swiss bank account... people who own foreign bank accounts are required to file a separate document with the IRS that provides additional details on such overseas bank holdings, and Romney has not released that form to the public.
Also, sources at Bain are saying they don't think Romney would have run for president if he knew he'd be pressured to release his tax returns:
Mitt Romney has been determined to resist releasing his tax returns at least since his bid for Massachusetts governor in 2002 and has been confident that he will never be forced to do so, several current and former Bain executives tell The Huffington Post. Had he thought otherwise, say the sources based on their longtime understanding of Romney, he never would have gone forward with his run for president.
Wow, I really wonder what Romney and his former associates at Bain know that we don't.
Matthew Dowd predicts that within 48 hours (of yesterday afternoon), Romney's campaign will either have to release something in terms of tax returns, or announce his VP pick (or some other announcement that is successful in changing the subject). In the same interview, he also said that 9 more days of this would sink his campaign for presidency. It is unsustainable.