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chieftain

(3,222 posts)
Sat Jul 14, 2012, 11:43 AM Jul 2012

Mitt would love to limit the debate to whether he managed investments in offshoring.

We need to be careful about letting that be the ground on which this is fought. There is no doubt that Willard pocketed huge profits from Bain's sponsorship of off-shoring entities.

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Mitt would love to limit the debate to whether he managed investments in offshoring. (Original Post) chieftain Jul 2012 OP
I think it's strange that not one reporter sufrommich Jul 2012 #1
He set up those practices The Blue Flower Jul 2012 #4
Sad commentary on "journalism" n/t chieftain Jul 2012 #5
i totally agree Enrique Jul 2012 #2
K&R! for more, much MORE than the low-hanging fruit. patrice Jul 2012 #3

sufrommich

(22,871 posts)
1. I think it's strange that not one reporter
Sat Jul 14, 2012, 11:47 AM
Jul 2012

has asked him if he disagrees with Bain's business practices, whether he claims to have "been there" or not. Does he disagree with what Bain did? Seems like a simple question to ask.

The Blue Flower

(5,442 posts)
4. He set up those practices
Sat Jul 14, 2012, 12:31 PM
Jul 2012

But now he knows they're radioactive, so he's disowning them. Is that tacit disapproval, but for the wrong reasons?

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