Wow, did WaPo’s Dave Weigel bust Mitt Romney for tax return hypocrisy or what? Check this out:

Get it? Romney’s full of it because … he doesn’t think Congress should be able to compel people to make their tax returns public? Boy, Dave, you sure showed him!

The hypocrisy is unreal. It was trump who demanded that Romney release his taxe. And now he won't release his own, and Romney supports him 100%. This is a cult of enablers and sycophants. — Black Dick Nixon #ImpeachTheMF (@BlackDickNixon3) April 8, 2019

The hypocrisy is unreal, all right. Because it’s nonexistent.

What’s your point? — Dad Ayup (@Dadbyup) April 8, 2019

What point are you trying to make here? — Tequila Mockingbird (@delruky) April 8, 2019

Not sure what you’re doing here. — Dave S (@amish1922) April 8, 2019

What he’s doing is trying to make Mitt Romney look like a liar. He’s only succeeded in making himself look obtuse.

What does "through legislation" mean, Dave? — Jay Tee Ell Oh Ell (@jtLOL) April 8, 2019

He also said Trump should release them, but whatevs! — Christoph Waltz's side piece (@pipandbaby) April 8, 2019

TFW you think this is a sick burn because everything that's good must be legislated. https://t.co/Wo8FWDGVld — Mo Mo (@molratty) April 8, 2019

Dave apparently doesn’t realize this, but he hasn’t actually presented any evidence that Romney’s position has been inconsistent with regard to tax returns.

“You should eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables” … does not equal … “It should be illegal to not eat a government mandated amount of fruits and vegetables” — R. Daniel Paddock (@UndeadDan) April 8, 2019

"A person ought to do this, but Congress ought not force him to" is a pretty common conservative stance. — Tim Carney (@TPCarney) April 8, 2019

Democracy dies in denseness. Better luck next time, Dave!