[wmfights]

Not so, Hoodat. Read the following from Murdoch's conservative paper, the NY Post:

This line of attack is so insidious. Did the business do anything illegal, no! When the business failed we have a bunch of people come out and say the business owners should have sacrificed everything to protect their way of life. I don't buy any of this and think this line of attack on free enterprise is going to backfire and get the one guy we don't want the nomination.

[P-Marlowe]

This line of attack is so insidious. Did the business do anything illegal, no!

Is abortion illegal?

NO!

So I guess we can't criticize doctors who use abortion as their business model.

As long as what they are doing with their business is legal, then who are we to condemn them?

That line of attack is insidious.

[Hoodat]

This line of attack is so insidious. Did the business do anything illegal, no! When the business failed we have a bunch of people come out and say the business owners should have sacrificed everything to protect their way of life.

The most insidious part about it is that the business didn't fail. It came out of its reorganization and blossomed. In 2007 when the company was sold to Siemens, the company was valued at $6.4 billion. Not bad for a company that was only worth $440 million when Bain Capital took over.