Cory Booker he must really want the vp job
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Anonymous
| Man he stabbed Obama in the back. Lucky, Obama never holds a grudge. Bet Cory gets a great job in the Obama admin. |
Anonymous
| But he's right. And his state benefits from private equity and the investment industry as a whole. |
Anonymous
| No he is just bought for a few dollars. The banking/capital model iis broken and will go down again. Mitt did not create jobs. Just sucked the money out of companies and left them deep in debt while pocketing large fees. You know, lets buy this company, convert the over funded pension to a 401k. We keep the delta and then fire everyone and ship the jobs over seas. This is the heart of outsourcing and the lack of pensions in the country. Mitt and his kind have done a lot of damage to the country. |
Anonymous
| If Mitt wants to use Bain to prove that he was brilliant at making bucks, then it's fine for him to save it for his next application to be CEO of some company. But if he wants us to elect him president because he knows how to create jobs, then it's fair game to look at his Bain experience using that criterion. Booker makes no sense to me. |
Anonymous
Exactly. He's running on his business experience, so in what bizarro world is it unfair to critique that experience? |
Anonymous
| Wasn't he a governor or something...how did he do at that? |
Anonymous
By telling Massachusetts voters that he was as liberal as Ted Kennedy, and demonstrating it by things like introducing RomneyCare. Denying that that ever happened is why he is now running on his business experience. |
Anonymous
He's running ON his business experience. He's running AWAY from his political experience, as fast as his little legs can carry him. |
Anonymous
| I think we know where Booker stands now. That's all. |