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Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
So why haven't the Romney lovers come here yet?
Originally posted by TheTardis
reply to post by FlyersFan
The other silly part of this is that people in here seem to actually think the owners and investors of companies know every detail of the business. I have worked for a lot of companies and I have not seen too many of those companies owners that actually knew what went on day to day. Investors are even further removed. They just want to see their stocks go up but dont really know what goes on day to day. Do you really think that every investor and companies owners get a list of everything going on in detail? And if they do, do you think they really read it in detail? I doubt it. They trust that the people running the company with boots on the ground are doing their jobs and they collect the checks. And if you dont think America needs someone right now that knows how to make money you really need to step back and look again.
Originally posted by LDragonFire
Its not that he owned the company, its that he lied about owning the company.
When Huffington Post reported on it earlier this year, Bain officials insisted that Mitt Romney, the currently pro-life Republican presidential candidate, had already left Bain when it happened, in 1999. But a trove of financial filings uncovered by Mother Jones appears to show the very opposite:
The SEC filing lists assorted Bain-related entities that were part of the deal, including Bain Capital (BCI), Bain Capital Partners VI (BCP VI), Sankaty High Yield Asset Investors (a Bermuda-based Bain affiliate), and Brookside Capital Investors (a Bain offshoot). And it notes that Romney was the "sole shareholder, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President of BCI, BCP VI Inc., Brookside Inc. and Sankaty Ltd."
The document also states that Romney "may be deemed to share voting and dispositive power with respect to" 2,116,588 shares of common stock in Stericycle "in his capacity as sole shareholder" of the Bain entities that invested in the company ...
Another SEC document filed November 30, 1999, by Stericycle also names Romney as an individual who holds "voting and dispositive power" with respect to the stock owned by Bain.
Originally posted by LDragonFire
reply to post by FlyersFan
I guess the "be responsible" mantra doesn't apply if your rich.
He did lie, his people lied, its in the article on the opening post. If you wish to disprove this please use the article in the op, and please do show links.
When Huffington Post reported on it earlier this year, Bain officials insisted that Mitt Romney, the currently pro-life Republican presidential candidate, had already left Bain when it happened, in 1999. But a trove of financial filings uncovered by Mother Jones appears to show the very opposite:
See Bain Officials insisted that Mitt had already left Bain when it happened.
The SEC filing lists assorted Bain-related entities that were part of the deal, including Bain Capital (BCI), Bain Capital Partners VI (BCP VI), Sankaty High Yield Asset Investors (a Bermuda-based Bain affiliate), and Brookside Capital Investors (a Bain offshoot). And it notes that Romney was the "sole shareholder, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President of BCI, BCP VI Inc., Brookside Inc. and Sankaty Ltd."
The document also states that Romney "may be deemed to share voting and dispositive power with respect to" 2,116,588 shares of common stock in Stericycle "in his capacity as sole shareholder" of the Bain entities that invested in the company ...
Another SEC document filed November 30, 1999, by Stericycle also names Romney as an individual who holds "voting and dispositive power" with respect to the stock owned by Bain.
link
What part of sole shareholder do you not understand.
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Originally posted by LDragonFire
So its somehow liberals fault for Romney owning 2 million shares of this company?
The topic is about
Romney once pro choice businessman owned a company that made a profit on aborted fetus. Now Romney claims to be pro life, and lied about owning this company.
The topic is not about Obama, liberals, or fast and furious.
Another SEC document filed November 30, 1999, by Stericycle also names Romney as an individual who holds "voting and dispositive power" with respect to the stock owned by Bain. If Romney had fully retired from the private equity firm he founded, why would he be the only Bain executive named as the person in control of this large amount of Stericycle stock?
In 2001, the Bain-Madison Dearborn partnership that had invested in the company sold 40 percent of its holdings in Stericycle for about $88 million—marking a hefty profit on its original investment of $75 million. The Bain-related group sold the rest of its holdings by 2004. By that point it had earned $49.5 million. link
and subsequently mandated abortion in Romneycare
Originally posted by LDragonFire
That Bain Capital investment in Stericycle, a medical-waste company that helps to dispose of aborted fetuses? When Huffington Post reported on it earlier this year, Bain officials insisted that Mitt Romney, the currently pro-life Republican presidential candidate, had already left Bain when it happened, in 1999. But a trove of financial filings uncovered by Mother Jones appears to show the very opposite:
Old Mitt's Investment in a Fetus Disp...
Pro life my ass, this guy changes his positions more than any other candidate I have ever seen. When he ran for Governor he was pro choice, now he is running for president he is pro life. He owned stock in a "fetus-disposal company". His people tried to cover for him but failed.
I guess it's more fun to debate the immigration and the Obamacare, but wow how can you ignore this???
Now Romneycare abortions are "free" for a $0 copay (or $50-$100 in some plans).
The Massachusetts health care reform established a government funded program, Commonwealth Care, that includes coverage of abortion. Commonwealth Care was made available for free to everyone in the Bay State who was below the poverty line and subsidized participation was made available to those above the poverty line.
Vander Plaats says that one big stumbling block for Romney is the Massachusetts health care law’s coverage of elective abortions. “They can try to spin” Romneycare, he says. “The fact is that abortions are still allowed under that law, and the state is involved in funding those abortions.