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I believe that Romney is a business man, I believe He will do a better Job, And I don't care what he or anyone else does in their personal life as long as it doesn't effect mine. |
When the Russian Government put the first man in space the USA did not ask the "private sector" to organize it's space program, it got the state to do it.
If something has to be done and has to be done properly the state is what is used to do it. If you are ill and poor you would pray to have a state run health service like the UK NHS. The idea of people working in porn voting for an off the planet mad Mormon who wants to ban porn and masturbation begs the question of who is more crazy, the mad Mormon or the turkeys voting for Christmas . |
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How long do you think a business could stay in business if they were run like the government? Anyone that ran a business like the government is being run would go to jail. |
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I have a friend of mine who has a beautiful wife and three great kids. The wife and one of the kids have lifelong medical conditions, and they have been unable to change insurance because they have pre-existing conditions. He pays more in healthcare than his mortgage is, and he's been unable to change because of the pre-existing conditions. Can you please explain to me why Obamacare is bad? Quote:
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There is a list of Obama voters in a newspaper called The Slammer at my gas station. :1orglaugh
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Ed you need to stop watching Fox man - you are the classic example of a mark...
You've been had - you fell for it - hook, line, and sinker. |
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If Mitt is a true Mormon, we're fucked. Bring it on. You vote for these idiots, you deserve what you get. Nixon! Nixon! Nixon! |
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Here is some reality to chew on (and just so you know, I am not a Romney fan) 1. He was a success in the private sector. When he was in charge of a company his duty was to the company and its stockholders. He did what he was charged with doing. 2. When he was governor of Mass, he was a successful governor. He balanced the budget, and got Democrats and Republicans to work together. He did what he was charged with doing. 3. When he took over running the Winter Olympics, he took it from debt and corruption to turning a $100 million profit. He did what he was charged with doing. |
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And I do not think anyone can argue that Mitt Romney, as a person, is probably a very nice, honest, decent caring man. |
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Bain Captial's success rate is about 50/50. However, they make money either way because they are paid the entire time to "manage" the success - or failure. It's exactly what they banks did - The banks made money no matter of people paid their loan or not. Quote:
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Rochard, correct me if I'm wrong...but wasn't EVERY company that Bain acquired already in a lot of trouble and on the verge of bankruptcy?
That's what Bain does. They are contacted by companies who are on the verge of going belly up, they buy them, try to fix them and sell them. If the company just isn't going to make it no matter what (which means consumers are not buying their product), then Bain tries to make as much money off of the company as it can. Doesn't sound "bad" to me. Sounds like smart business. I'd like to see those same principles applied to govt. Our society sometimes seems turned upside down. What has always been sound financial principles are suddenly thought to be "bad". |
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" ‘Obamacare’ puts the federal government between you and your doctor." They claim this is False I was reading through their site until I came across this, Now I know I can't believe anything they put. I have first hand experiance that this is TRUE! |
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I think we are all living in a world where the media keeps things in a state of confusion. Whatever will get them ratings is what they "report". And it makes understanding what is really going on hard to do. I watched MSNBC and it's just a complete joke. The "reporters" sat there during the Republican convention and never "reported" anything. Chris Matthews (who USED to actually be pretty good on "HardBall") just sat there smirking and saying that everything that any Republican said was a lie. And conversely...everything that Democrats say is good and pure! I think anybody with intelligence knows that the truth is really in the middle. But MSNBC is just a total propaganda-fest. They make no bones about who they want to win and they go out of their way to try and make it happen. Hell, I never thought I'd say this...because CNN has always had a liberal slant (and still does). But CNN had the most fair coverage of any news during the Republican Convention. I would switch to Fox and they would be drooling and grinning from ear to ear about every word that every Republican said. Then over to MSNBC and they were doing the extreme opposite. CNN seemed to be the only ones covering it and actually letting the speeches play and then making what sounded to be a fairly unbiased analysis (except for the guests who were identified as being biased like James Carville for instance) |
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So anyway, what has MSNBC got wrong about ol' Mitt? |
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The firm was founded in 1984 by partners from the consulting firm Bain & Company. Since inception it has invested in or acquired hundreds of companies including AMC Entertainment, Aspen Education Group, Brookstone, Burger King, Burlington Coat Factory, Clear Channel Communications, Domino's Pizza, DoubleClick, Dunkin' Donuts, D&M Holdings, Guitar Center, Hospital Corporation of America (HCA), Sealy, The Sports Authority, Staples, Toys "R" Us, Warner Music Group and The Weather Channel. |
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The problem is that Bain makes money no matter what. In other words, if I was to buy a business I would work 24/7 and if required not take a paycheck in order to ensure profitability. Instead Bain takes a "management fee". Why not - They own the business, and this ensures they'll make money no matter what. Instead of trying to save the company, they suck all of the money out of it and then allow it to go into bankruptcy. You want to see these principles applied to government? Let's say the government takes all of our tax dollars and buys all of the hospitals in the US. The elected officials get paid no matter what. After a year of running the hospitals, most of them have closed because the elected officials did little more than increase their own personal salaries and net worth. The tax payers lost all of their tax dollars the Federal government shuts down because it has no money, and all of the hospitals shut down because of a lack of funds. The only people that came ahead was the elected officials who made money no what happened. |
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That's just for 1 drug. For 1 year. I admire you hearty "bootstrap" types. Always ready for anything. |
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You don't have to be anti-business, anti-Republican to hate what Bain does - what it does is anti-American. it's not the way the country was built but it sure is the way the country will be destroyed. I know what the simple minded self employed dreamers who live under the delusion that they are somehow similar to Mitt Romney and his kind will say - 'did nothing illegal, it's good business, he makes a profit for himself and his investors' - it should be illegal, as should other scams the banksters run. http://www.rollingstone.com/politics...pital-20120829 |
you're all wasting time and you're all wrong. you'll never convince people of what you want to convince them so why even bother? people will justify whoever they've already decided (long ago) to vote for no matter what.
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never will understand why political views are shared or even appreciated here...either you have your own view or you don't. Please don't think for one second that your policital opinion influences anyone on GFY...if it does, that's scary.
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