The facts are clear. Romney was CEO of the Olympics and Bain at the same time.
...But one of the first questions (click title to entry - thank you) asked in the news conference that followed was whether Romney was using the Olympics as a political platform.
"No," he responded, adding he intended to return to Boston to "continue the work that I've had there in the investment business."...
Romney has a problem. He lies. He lies about everything. He seems to believe he can say what he wants and that is all okay. It isn't.
Former Olympic colleagues defend Mitt Romney (click here)
Romney's colleagues defend him as if the facts were not clear or there is a higher authority than the truth. I worked two jobs most of my life. I raised two boys by myself. It is legal to work two jobs, but, it is immoral to run for the Office of the President of the United States and lie about it.
It is obvious why he hasn't released income tax forms. He was making a lot of money working at two jobs when he lied and stated he was not involved with Bain Capital. What I am wondering is how much did he actually lie on other documents to hide his status with Bain. Did he file for a run for Governor of Massachusetts without disclosing his continued status with Bain. The status was uninterrupted.
Romney doesn't get a pass on anything. I don't care how much his colleagues seek to persuade the electorate into a fantasy. It isn't allowed. I have to insist this all be looked at by authorities that can discern if there is fraud, perjury or any wrong doing. It might be setting the record straight this time might actually prove a legal hurdle for Mr. Romney. Are his colleagues culpable? It would seem so. It would seem as though his colleagues are more than willing to be part of a lie at the very least.
It is obvious why he hasn't released income tax forms. He was making a lot of money working at two jobs when he lied and stated he was not involved with Bain Capital. What I am wondering is how much did he actually lie on other documents to hide his status with Bain. Did he file for a run for Governor of Massachusetts without disclosing his continued status with Bain. The status was uninterrupted.
Romney doesn't get a pass on anything. I don't care how much his colleagues seek to persuade the electorate into a fantasy. It isn't allowed. I have to insist this all be looked at by authorities that can discern if there is fraud, perjury or any wrong doing. It might be setting the record straight this time might actually prove a legal hurdle for Mr. Romney. Are his colleagues culpable? It would seem so. It would seem as though his colleagues are more than willing to be part of a lie at the very least.
