oop's forgot another fact, that Romnesia is a biatch.
sorry this story is late but i was offline at time.
WASHINGTON - Current and former workers at companies purchased by Bain Capital will protest the private equity group's practices outside the second presidential debate Tuesday night in Hempstead, on Long Island. There, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, the founder of Bain Capital, will debate President Obama in a contest that is seen as a must-win for the president after his poor showing at the first debate in Denver.Hempstead will be the latest stop on the Bain Workers Bus Tour, a city-by-city triporganized by a coalition of labor groups and unions that began in Ohio in late September. Organizers say the goal of the trip is to showcase "what a Romney Economy would mean –- no benefits, no healthcare, and downsizing an everyday fact of life." Romney formally left Bain Capital in 1999, but he still owns significant shares in the company through blind trusts managed by an adviser.
Romney founded Bain Capital in 1984, and cites his successful leadership of the highly profitable company as one of his key qualifications for the presidential office. He frequently cites, correctly, that Bain helped grow a number of companies and that Bain takeovers saved other companies from bankruptcy, helping to preserve thousands of jobs.
But the former Massachusetts governor has had trouble explaining some of Bain Capital's business practices, which in certain cases included transferring manufacturing plants overseas and cutting U.S. jobs, to blue collar voters in swing states like Ohio and Virginia. Democrats, meanwhile, have taken the opportunity to portray Romney as a ruthless corporate raider, more intent on making a profit than on preserving American manufacturing.
Romney does not have a lying problem, he does it extremely well in his severe conservative persona, his problem is he gets caught everytime forgets what he said but he stands by it what ever it was, ROMNEISIA?
