Burying the lead? It's not the dog.

I'm surprised that this community seems to spend some time on Romney's dog. Out of all the things that were exposed in that in depth series of articles on Romney, the dog is the least of it. A look at part three of the series should show you why.

In Part 3, we learned that Romney's success is business took a lot of sweat, and that he and his friends look like robots with money sticking out of them.

But Romney's cowardice with regard to his reputation is much more interesting.

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Let me get this straight - Romney was asked to lead an experimental business team which could potentially make the company and Romney millions of dollars if he's successful. If he's not successful, not only will his financial situation not change from where he started, he'd actually be making the raises he would have gotten otherwise. And if it's not successful, Bain would lie about why Romney was leaving the team.

Let me repeat that: if Romney failed, they'd lie about Romney's shortcomings.

What?

More:
http://www.bluemassgroup.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=7790