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Originally Posted by askmrjesus
It's the mind set of the ORWG, (Old Rich White Guys). Their legislative focus is on tax cuts for "job creators", which is code for people who would hire lichen if it had thumbs. Romney never met a loop hole he didn't like. Bain had 138 corporate entities registered in the Caymans. We don't know how many they had in Luxembourg, cause they ain't telling.
With a record like that, what would make you think he's had a sudden change of feeling where his heart used to be, and now wants to do right by the little guy?
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Bain has 138 corporate entities in the Caymans now, Romney hasn't run Bain since 1999. Whose record is it?
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Originally Posted by askmrjesus
I'll admit, that was a rather broad stroke. In truth, he could go either way. I'll get to the bottom of that at the bottom. Vis-a-vis, post wise, as it were.
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I'll answer it in the same place
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Originally Posted by askmrjesus
The goal may be a stronger company, but from whose perspective, the share holders or the workers?
JC
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As the former employees of Circuit City or Lehman Bros. how great it is to work for a weaker company. If it weren't for government largesse you could throw the majority of the financial and automotive industries in America in to that mix. Weak companies eventually fail. There are no complaints from employees of failed companies because there are no employees.