Fabrications and outright lies.

I would expect nothing less from this sniveling snake in the grass republican't.

Nice line - he has definitely morphed from acting like a hard right lunatic to now trying to be what BO is ...

There was something about him that was vaguely respectable at one point, but he has fallen into the craven drive to be president to a point where he will say ANYTHING, literally, with no regard to reality or what he has said in the past.

And I was i high school when Nixon was president. Romney makes my skin crawl. That creepy "laugh" of his is absolutely unbearable.

This guy is a belly flopper. He's taking play by play right out of J. Goebbel's handbook, because truth be told, his supporters are so feeble-minded that they will actually believe him. Unfortunately for him, his supporters were against the auto industry bailout, LOL.

So unfair.

apparently were the same: Elect Barack Obama!

"You saved the auto-industry, Mitt? You voted for Mr. Obama?"

with tea party and he is riding the crazy train. Geezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Ain't happenin for you either. This has to be one of the great stories in the annals of chutzpah, right up there with the guy who murdered his parents and then threw himself on the mercy of the court "because I'm an orphan, your honor!"

Lying bunkapotomus!

nt

Every time he makes one of the cockamamie statements he should be laughed right out of the hall. Scornful guffaws should meet his every ridiculous utterance. He is a buffoon.

He assures us he would have gotten OBL, too, as a routine matter of course. Now he's concocted a fiction whereby he's the one who saved the U.S. auto industry. Rove's theory of picking your opponent's strengths in their record and going after those strengths has taken on a new twist: appropriating the strengths in your opponent's record as your own.

I assume people understand that. I could have used GM instead.

Any Mormons out there correct me if I'm wrong, but as I understand it, lying is just as much of a sin in the Mormon religion as in Chritianity. So if he feels so free to lie, I guess he doesn't really believe in what his religion teaches him. I could say that about a LOT of Christians as well.

Getting elected would probably be furthering the Mormon church.

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yeah, that's the ticket.

Sid

when Romney is one of 2 choices for POTUS.

and that's all I have to say about that!

He's lying when he claims he was in favor of a "managed bankruptcy".

The reason he was against the loan was so the UAW contracts would be shredded in a complete failure and piecemeal resale of the industry. He (and others) claimed there were investors out there that would restart the car companies after they got rid of "legacy costs". They claimed the car plants could be sold off individually.

The pension check that allowed me to retire after 30 years at GM is the "legacy cost" Mitt Romney saw as a drain on the industry. In the weeks before and after the election I was frantically exploring my options in the job market in case I needed to start a new career (It turns out welfare is no longer an option in Ohio).

My chances were just as bleak as GM finding the money to keep building cars. GM couldn't even find a buyer for the Hummer brand in the sickened Bush economy, let alone the entire company.

Thank you President Obama for saving the pension check that I worked half my life for, and fuck you Mitt romney for trying so desparately to rob me of it. I have a personal reason to volunteer for Team Obama this year.

We in the UAW have not forgotten.

All they see is ideology. We're screwed, unless there's more of us than there are of them.

Bake

For immediate release: May 8, 2012


Statement by UAW President Bob King on Mitt Romney and the recovery of the domestic auto industry


The Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, is taking credit for the success of the American auto industry, yet he opposed federal loans for U.S. automakers - loans that ultimately saved more than a million American jobs - in a 2009 New York Times editorial, "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt."


Romney has been vocally opposed to the auto loans for the past 3 years. He criticized President Obama as recently as February, 2012 in his opinion article in the Detroit News saying, "The president tells us that without his intervention things in Detroit would be worse. I believe that without his intervention things there would be better." But now he's claiming credit for President Obama's intervention to save the industry.

President Obama and Democrats in Congress provided emergency bridge loans for an auto industry that was a casualty of a collapsed credit market, when no private investors or companies would provide financing.


The loans - which were predicated on painful sacrifices by workers, management and other stakeholders - enabled the companies to return quickly to profitability and repay the loans years ahead of schedule.
Moreover, the industry has added more than 200,000 jobs in the last few years and 2011 was the strongest year of industry job growth since 1994. None of this would have happened if Romney had been the one making the decisions.


The successful recovery of the American auto industry is a great national success story that most Americans are very proud of. It's an example of how business, labor and the government can work together to find solutions to some of the nation's most difficult problems. Mitt Romney's values of profits-over-people are wrong for Michigan, wrong for workers and wrong for all Americans who value hard work, shared sacrifice and shared prosperity.
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perfect caricature.