Which 2012 candidate has the most on the job experience as President of the United States?
ServantOfAllah
2012/04/14 13:57:16
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Obviously, the smartest idiot in the world who is currently preisdent hasn't learned anything beyond correcting his golf grip.
Among his many "firsts" he holds the record for being the first president to fail the Presidential OJT Program.
A real leader like Mitt Romney will put our country back on the track to greatness that we have been so miserably falling off over the past 3 years.
obl was a worn out old man hiding in seclusion, could have been popped by the local gang in socal instead of using seal resources. big deal he got obl, so he is a hero because?
Me, we you doesn't matter if it was Romney or McCain they would have let the fail, that would have really helped the common man and the recession, I for one am proud of our POTUS and look forward to the next four years with a Congress that's mission is to better the economy and the middle class instead of only working for those who can buy their support.
At Dade Behring Inc., a medical-testing company based in Deerfield, Illinois, Bain cut at least 1,600 jobs during a series of acquisitions before the firm entered into bankruptcy in 2002. Romney foreshadowed those cuts in a speech to employees shortly after Bain acquired the firm.
DDi Corp., an electronics company in Anaheim, California, filed for bankruptcy in 2003 after Bain sold shares in the company generating at least $85.5 million and billed $10 million in management fees.
GS Industries Inc., a steel company in Charlotte, North Carolina, filed for bankruptcy in 2001 after workers said a chief executive hired under Bain made missteps, including installing managers who lacked industry expertise, former employees said.
Employees who lost jobs at Bain-controlled companies more than a decade ago say they still hold Romney responsible.
“I would not vote for him for anything,” said Phyllis Detro, 68, who lost her job at a Bain-owned office paper products factory in Marion, Indiana, closed in 1995. “I’d like to see the jobs that he’s created. He has taken away jobs.”
In a presidential campaign becoming a referendum on jobs as the economy struggles with a 9.2 percent unemplo...
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At Dade Behring Inc., a medical-testing company based in Deerfield, Illinois, Bain cut at least 1,600 jobs during a series of acquisitions before the firm entered into bankruptcy in 2002. Romney foreshadowed those cuts in a speech to employees shortly after Bain acquired the firm.
DDi Corp., an electronics company in Anaheim, California, filed for bankruptcy in 2003 after Bain sold shares in the company generating at least $85.5 million and billed $10 million in management fees.
GS Industries Inc., a steel company in Charlotte, North Carolina, filed for bankruptcy in 2001 after workers said a chief executive hired under Bain made missteps, including installing managers who lacked industry expertise, former employees said.
Employees who lost jobs at Bain-controlled companies more than a decade ago say they still hold Romney responsible.
“I would not vote for him for anything,” said Phyllis Detro, 68, who lost her job at a Bain-owned office paper products factory in Marion, Indiana, closed in 1995. “I’d like to see the jobs that he’s created. He has taken away jobs.”
In a presidential campaign becoming a referendum on jobs as the economy struggles with a 9.2 percent unemployment rate, Romney’s private sector credentials are coming under scrutiny.
A video played when Republican Jon Huntsman Jr. announced his presidential candidacy in New Jersey on June 21 said Huntsman “built things, built jobs -- didn’t just buy them.” Huntsman is a former Utah governor and executive at Huntsman Corp., a chemical company that started as his family’s business in 1970.
Huntsman is following a script written at the start of Romney’s political career. In a 1994 race against the late U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy, a Massachusetts Democrat, Romney was trumpeting his business credentials and leading in the polls -- until Kennedy’s campaign turned the spotlight on Bain-backed job cuts at an American Pad & Paper, or Ampad, factory in Indiana that was closed in 1995. Romney went on to win election as governor of Massachusetts, serving from 2003 to 2007.
Yeah I am voting for a SNAKE. NOT!
the us is doomed as long as obama and his type of politicians are in power, and that would include most of those on the hill