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The Romney campaign isn't stupid
“The Romney campaign isn't stupid. They have decided that it’s better to get attacked on a lack of transparency, lack of accountability to the American people, versus telling you what’s in those taxes.”
Bankrupt (:15)
"Firms"
Mitt Romney's not the solution. He's the problem.
Mitt Romney: Asking for Apologies While Launching Attacks
Mitt Romney accuses President Obama of not talking about the issues, but he has run a a campaign of carpet bombing and tearing down his opponents.
Mitt Romney's Bain Secret Exposed
The more everyone finds out about Mitt Romney's finances, the more questions they have. Perhaps that's why he's hiding as much as he thinks he can get away with. Yesterday, The Boston Globe reported that Romney was still running Bain Capital two years after he claims he left the firm, directly contradicting his campaign's denial that he was involved in deals that led to layoffs, bankruptcies, and American jobs getting shipped overseas. Either Romney filed false SEC statements or he's making false statements to the American people now.
Your Turn
Mitt Romney doesn't deny he invested in companies that outsourced jobs to Mexico and China. Doesn't deny that he made a fortune when it happened. Romney only says there's "no evidence" that he was in charge at that point. But newly disclosed documents show Romney was: sole stockholder, CEO, and Chairman, when jobs were shipped overseas. Here's the evidence, Mr. Romney. Your turn to explain.
Seeing me and my Ann down in the Rose Garden'
With apologies to Paul Simon: "It's just a quirk in the law"
Silly I know, but from the very moment I heard that phrase "a quirk in the law" as the Romney campaign's response to the Boston Globe article exposing his lies about his tenure at Bain Capital, my mind started singing it in rhythm to the line "It was against the law" in the Paul Simon song Me and Julio Down By The Schoolyard.
Even sillier, the alternative lyrics kept growing in my mind all day. Here are the results. I hope you get a least a small chuckle:
Romney and Stage Stores: "Every Layoff Counts"
Romney and his firm made $175 million while Stage Stores was driven to bankruptcy. Stores in WI, OH, PA, MI, and IA were closed. Nearly 6000 workers lost their jobs.
President Obama on Creating an Economy Built to Last
President Obama responds to questions during a press conference at the 2012 Chicago NATO Summit.
