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Tag Archives: Mitt Romney
Romney Visits Solyndra
What’s worse, a private equity firm that invests millions of dollars for sophisticated private investors in a company that ultimately fails, or a government program that allocates tax payer dollars along with investors who are also major campaign donors to … Continue reading
A Tale of Two Julias
As Democrats continue to push their hyperbolic “War on Women,” something actually useful has resulted from the exchange between Republicans and Democrats. I would like to thank both the World in Motion and Doubleplusgood Infotainment blogs for making me aware … Continue reading
Another Campaign Non-Issue Explodes in Democrats’ Faces
First it was the hyperbolic “War on Women.” Now it’s the “War on Dogs.” The fundamental problem is that the Democratic Party cannot invent enough non-issues to distract voters’ attention from the reality of an anemic economic recovery. Moreover, they … Continue reading
Posted in Finance and Economics, Humor, Policy, Politics
Tagged Animal Cruelty, David Axelrod, Decision 2012, Dog meat, Mitt Romney
38 Comments
It’s the Economy, Stupid: Unsolicited Campaign Advice for Mitt Romney
In 1992, President Clinton defeated incumbent President George Bush, Sr. using a campaign slogan cleverly devised by his campaign strategist, James Carville. At a time when the president had decisive foreign policy victories ranging from the end of the Cold … Continue reading
Posted in Business, China, Defense, Finance and Economics, International Security, Leadership, Policy, Politics
Tagged Decision 2012, Democrats, It's the Economy Stupid, Mitt Romney, President Clinton, President George Herbert Walker Bush, President George W. Bush, President Obama, Republicans, Unemployment, War on Women
13 Comments
The Disadvantages of Growing up Wealthy
Now that I have your attention, I think it is fair to state up front that there really are few disadvantages to growing up wealthy. You never have to worry about finding a job or joining the military to pay … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance and Economics, Leadership, Politics
Tagged Class Tone-Deafness, Democrats, Karen Hughes, Mitt Romney, Republicans
17 Comments
Why I Will Not Vote for Newt Gingrich
Earlier this year I was spellbound by Newt Gingrich’s gift for debating. I was also fascinated by his skills as a brilliant political wonk. Nevertheless, when he attacked the very foundations of capitalism by levying charges of class warfare against … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance and Economics, Leadership, Policy, Politics
Tagged Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Politics of Personal Destruction, Quisling
30 Comments
Private Equity: A Force for Good, or Evil?
Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney has been under a lot of pressure recently because of his private equity experience. Much of this negative media attention stems from certain assumptions about the nature of the private equity industry — assumptions that reflect … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance and Economics, Investing, Politics
Tagged Angel Capital, Buyouts, Democrats, Demon Capital, Egalitarius, Meritocratus, Mitt Romney, Private Equity, Republicans, Unions, Venture Capital
14 Comments