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http://video.msnbc.msn.com/the-rachel-maddow-show/47422118
Rachel identifies Obama as picking up the Bain Capital story as told by Perry, Gingrich, & the late Kennedy. She then explains that Obama is probably breaking the ads out now because he's got plenty of Bain Capital ammo for later.
What ammo, you ask?
The ammo that Romney not only took crazy risks at Bain Co. and drove people out of business while massively profiting, but that he gave taxpayers the burden when things went wrong.
That's right, Romney (via Bain Co.) was a mini Wall Street and got repeated mini bailouts.
And Romney's positions are so pro-Wall Street that even though it did "very very very very very very very well" under Obama, "Romney, frankly, is offering them too sweet a deal to look away from".
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Oh! And bonus material that I forgot about!
Scott Brown made taxpayers pay $19 billion for the implementation costs that Wall Street was supposed to cover after the bailouts. He's the candidate for senate in Massachusetts, and ranks #1 in donations from these Wall Street sectors/industries: Securities & Investments, Venture Capital, Private Equity & Investment, and Hedge Funds.
The other candidate for senate there is Elizabeth Warren, whom I've defended here on the basis of her anti-corporatism record.
She's nationally known as Wall Street's greatest critic. She's called for Jamie Dimon, the current head of JP Morgan, to be removed as a current director of the Federal Reserve.
Rachel identifies Obama as picking up the Bain Capital story as told by Perry, Gingrich, & the late Kennedy. She then explains that Obama is probably breaking the ads out now because he's got plenty of Bain Capital ammo for later.
What ammo, you ask?
The ammo that Romney not only took crazy risks at Bain Co. and drove people out of business while massively profiting, but that he gave taxpayers the burden when things went wrong.
That's right, Romney (via Bain Co.) was a mini Wall Street and got repeated mini bailouts.
And Romney's positions are so pro-Wall Street that even though it did "very very very very very very very well" under Obama, "Romney, frankly, is offering them too sweet a deal to look away from".
Edit:
Oh! And bonus material that I forgot about!
Scott Brown made taxpayers pay $19 billion for the implementation costs that Wall Street was supposed to cover after the bailouts. He's the candidate for senate in Massachusetts, and ranks #1 in donations from these Wall Street sectors/industries: Securities & Investments, Venture Capital, Private Equity & Investment, and Hedge Funds.
The other candidate for senate there is Elizabeth Warren, whom I've defended here on the basis of her anti-corporatism record.
She's nationally known as Wall Street's greatest critic. She's called for Jamie Dimon, the current head of JP Morgan, to be removed as a current director of the Federal Reserve.
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