Mitteats made most of his loot as a corporate raider. not everyone was happy with how many of those deals worked out, like the employees.
Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
Though my fuzzy recollection is that he was something of a corporate raider. Buying companies, then chopping them to pieces and selling them off.
Originally Posted by Why_Yes_I_Do
You guys are both parroting the false dim-retard caricature of Mitt. He was NOT a fucking corporate raider. He was a venture capital/private equity fund manager. Different business model altogether. Not all of his deals were successful, but that's to be expected when you invest in dozens of companies. Nobody bats a thousand. Not Ted Williams. Not Mitt Romney either.
In some cases, Bain Capital took big risks to inject money into failing companies in an effort to return them to profitability. Think about that. If you were an employee and they succeeded, you kept your job and probably got a raise or bonus. And if they failed, at least you stayed on the payroll for an extra year or two while they tried to stave off bankruptcy.
Here's a wiki summary of Mitt's business career:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busine...f_Mitt_Romney#
No stage presence, unlikable, flat footed, inarticulate and unrelatable.
Originally Posted by Why_Yes_I_Do
I beg to differ. He definitely has stage presence. I met him years ago when he was in his 30s. Best way to describe him then was tall, dark and handsome. When he entered the room, all the women swooned and the men looked on with envy. Very polished, articulate and intelligent. I agree AS A POLITICAL CANDIDATE he wasn't quite as "likable" and "relatable" as you might prefer. Smart, analytical people sometimes come across that way. The dim-retards tried to blow this out of proportion and portray him as aloof and uncaring, but that's what they always do. At least Mitt wasn't a hair sniffer.