Now, wait a doggone minute. Perry did attack Romney (nothin’ wrong with that) but not in an anti-capitalist way. He used the term ... ‘not against venture capitalism but against vulture capitalism.’
Some people perceive Mitt as one of those corporate raiders who took over companies, gutted them, and put lots of people out of work.
Being against that is not anti-capitalism.
Don’t follow the mainstream media in this people.
Romney put his dog on top of his car. I’ll believe anything bad about a man like that.
Link please. (And no, I'm not defending Romney!!!)
Being against that is not anti-capitalism.
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Yes it is.
“Now, wait a doggone minute. Perry did attack Romney (nothin’ wrong with that) but not in an anti-capitalist way. He used the term ... ‘not against venture capitalism but against vulture capitalism.’
Some people perceive Mitt as one of those corporate raiders who took over companies, gutted them, and put lots of people out of work.
Being against that is not anti-capitalism.
Don’t follow the mainstream media in this people.
Romney put his dog on top of his car. I’ll believe anything bad about a man like that.”
THANK YOU. I am more than a little tired of hearing our own side claim that pointing out unethical business practices is somehow “anti-capitalist.” Even Rush was pushing it yesterday. Sorry, it doesn’t wash.
I think you can tell a lot about a person by the way they treat animals. Romney strapped his dog on top of his car and took off down the highway, while Perry spent his early years as a veterinary assistant and in fact planned to become a vet. Immaterial to some, maybe, but not to me.