Mitt Romney
Posted on May 14th, 2008 by Vijay Krishna Narayanan
Mitt Romney’s attack line on Barack Obama is that the latter lacks executive experience in Government or business.
But isn’t it funny that the former Massachusetts governor, who has both, failed miserably in his $100-million dollar enterprise (Romney for President, Inc.), botching almost the entire sum, leaving the “business” with less than $200000 cash on hand, and a $42-million debt?
Whereas the “relatively inexperienced” Senator from Illinois is still successfully running his $234-million business, that is growing stronger every day, and currently has a cash reserve of over $51 million and a relatively minuscule debt of around $600000.
Sometimes, fresh thinking helps.
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hmm I hate to be defending a Republican but anyways… if thats the yard stick to measure a candidate, Georgia Bush was amazing… He raised more money than any other candidate prior to him… out raised an excellent candidate Al Gore… Another example is of course Ron Paul… In this case the less said the better… I don’t think how a candidate conducts himself/herself is any clue of how they govern…
Well, George W. Bush deserves praise for his campaign (despite the hanging chads in Florida). He had a very good theme for his campaign, and also managed successfully to paint a negative picture of a popular President. I still remember that the main theme of his Inauguration speech was “restoring civility”.
But… Bush was the epitome of the type of people Michael Corleone refers to in “The Godfather” when he tells Kay Adams, “I have no intention of placing my fate in the hands of men whose only qualification is that they managed to con a block of people to vote for them”