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- Mitt Romney cant tell and he wants to be president.
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- Obama appointed GE Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Immelt as head of the President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness even though GE is one of the major corporations outsourcing US jobs to other countries and despite worldwide profits of $14.2 billion, paid no taxes in 2010! Bain is not the issue. Obama is a hypocrite. Worse still, he is incompetent, knows it and instead of explaining how he could change, he is acting like a weasel, trying to destroy Romney's credibility by lies and innuendoes. Obama knows that if you compare honestly the credentials of the two, he loses and America would win.
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- Stephanie Cutter eat this guy for lunch and made him look as stupid as he feels defending Romney when his body language cannot believe a word of what he saying and dying for this interview to end.
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- Romney is a FELON and should be removed. You CANT lie to the SEC and get away with it. He should be in prison.
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- Republicans are now calling far and wide for Romney to release at least 12 years of tax records! The next days will be very very telling.
What is he hiding??? Not releasing these records at this point defies all logic outside the calculation that he fears what is in those records more than the damage of not doing so. This will only get bigger and Bigger and BIGGER all the way up to November if he doesn't release these records. - Reply to this comment
- Romney, if elected, will only be a stooge for the 1% wealthy. Even you Teabaggers should be able to reason this out. Or, do you need a tutor?? Let me know!
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- My God how do you repukes look at your selves MITTS A liar LOL need to file felony tax charges on this pathlic bufoon LOL
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- I ENJOY the "when did he leave?" brouhaha, and it would be FUN if Bain and/or Romney had to pay fines for filing false documents with the SEC throughout Mitt's Olympics years.
But ultimately it doesn't MATTER when Mitt Romney left Bain Capital, because Bain was already doing the same rotten things BEFORE 1999 that it did AFTER 1999. Bain was already helping fund pioneering companies in the outsourcing/offshoring industry by the mid-'90s. It was already buying companies, strip-mining their overfunded pension plans, loading them up with debt, taking massive profits for their investors and/or massive fees for themselves, and then either filing for bankruptcy or dumping the debt-laden remnant on others through a sale or initial public offering. That WAS what Bain Capital did, and it did it WHILE Mitt Romney was at the helm AND after he left. - Reply to this comment
- In response to Mitt Romney's adviser Madden statement: " We have our president right now who's not willing to talk about what he's going to do to fix the economy and . . . is only interested in attacking Governor Romney."
The Obama administration did a LOT since taking office since 2008. It had signed a major and historical health care overhaul. It had passed bailout packages for Wall Street and the automotive industry. It pushed for green energy technology which was opposed by the Republican-controlled House. It had extended the Bush tax cuts for another year. It made plans for the complete withdrawal of US forces out of 2 Bush era unpopular wars. And I can go on and on.
In the meantime, what has Mitt Romney done for the US economy or what vision has he proposed for America? Nothing much, except, the same old failed policies of the Past. To create jobs, he proposes permanent tax cuts for the rich. To stimulate "job creators", he proposes lowering corporate tax structure. To keep America "secure", he proposes extensive US involvement abroad on behalf of Israel.
As for a strategy to get into the White House next year, the Romney campaign strategy is to attack Obama on the economy. They claim they are worried for the suffering of unemployed Americans. That Romney should be President, by default, because of the 8 percent rate of unemployment. The Romney campaign pretty much puts the focus of their opponent, rather than on themselves. Now the Romney adviser attacks the Obama campaign of attacking Mitt Romney for attacking Obama.!?? - Reply to this comment
- When you sign an SEC document stating that you are the "sole stockholder, chairman of the board, chief executive officer, and president" of Bain Inc, and your lawyers check and double check because, if you lie ... you go to jail, then you are in charge and are responsible for what that company does.
Now he's claiming that he retro-actively retired to 1999???
Oh puh-lease! - Reply to this comment
