WASHINGTON -- After the Washington Post published a story last week detailing how Bain Capital investments may have helped send American jobs overseas, the Mitt Romney campaign tried to draw the very legitimate distinction between "offshoring" and "outsourcing" in the modern American economy.On Friday, Romney campaign spokeswoman Andrea Saul quickly criticized the Postfor not adequately defining the two trends. "This is a fundamentally flawed story that does not differentiate between domestic outsourcing versus offshoring," Saul said.
Fehrnstrom said on CBS' "Face the Nation." "[Outsourcing] is done by companies every day. They take functions and they allow vendors to do it rather than handling it in-house. Offshoring is the shipment of American jobs overseas."
Romney campaign did not immediately respond to a request for clarification on its stance on domestic outsourcing.
tomato, potato he sent jobs out of America taking them from American's to beef up China and India, will he call China and apologize for his cracks about making China stop gutting us?
a pig with lipstick is a hog in drag. defense of the indefensible is tantamount to admission of guilt.
you really should not try to argue a point you don't have, only makes you look more and more like Romney instead of a politician poised to be president.
