So if your signature on a SEC document stating you are CEO and Managing Director doesn't mean

[SoutherDem]

you are in charge and confirm the truth of the document, why do they need to sign the document?

Factcheck.org will not back off their claim that Romney had nothing to do with the company since 1999. They are claiming it is reasonable that he could "technically" be the CEO, have absolutely nothing to do with the company except to sign these documents without reading.

If 25 years of service is really 22 years of service isn't that a lie in and of itself? Or really bad math skills. Plus it is really odd 25 years of service is the number of years he signed document for Bain as CEO.

I thought the purpose of the these SEC documents were to put the CEO on the chopping block if the document was falsified. When I sign financial documents I am swearing they are true and would be held responsible if they are not.

Romney wants to be given credit for anything good but take no blame for anything bad. Typical Romney.

[HereSince1628]

1. Clearly, he shouldn't be signing things without reading them...

Signing things without reading them is what we expect from people who aren't careful enough to keep from getting scammed.

I don't think even Condi Rice wants THAT sort of care being giving to treaty considerations with Putin.

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

2. I thought it said CEO and "sole shareholder"

I'm trying to figure out how you're the CEO and Sole Shareholder of a company, yet have nothing to do with its operations.

[SoutherDem]

3. I think the full title was

CEO, Sole Shareholder, Chairman of the Board and President. Yet, he is claiming he had nothing to do with Bain.

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

4. Now if the title had included "Grand Poo-Bah"

we've that sucker nailed dead in his tracks....

[LiberalFighter]

5. Annenberg Public Policy Center

Walter Annenberg appointed US Ambassador to UK by Nixon
Annebergs contributed to 1980 Reagan campaign


Director
Brooks Jackson -- AP, Wall Street Journal & CNN

Deputy Director
Eugene Kiely -- USA Today

A few of the others have long history with Pennsylvania print media.