Romney took companies that were going broke, and
saved as many jobs as possible.
If a doughnut company had a money losing division
that made ball bearings, he would sell off the ball bearing
division to save the doughnut company. Some jobs
were lost/sent to the buyer, but other jobs were saved.
Not everyone lost their job.
Once the money losing division was off the balance sheet,
the doughnut company made money once more, and its
stock went up. Romney did his job and made $$.
Sometimes the company couldn't be saved, and many jobs
were lost, as they would be anyway.
What's your problem with this? Jealousy?
Perhaps if you tried to get rich, you would succeed, too.
I never tried to become rich, but settled for a comfortable
old age from Soc. Sec. and personal savings. No
pension here, like the gov't weenies get... 50% to 80%
of highest pay, after only 20 yrs. When the average mortality
age was 56, a 20 yr. career was more normal. With mortality
now around 78, 40 yrs. should be a career. jmho |
