Barack Obama
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton has warned fellow Democrat,
President Barack Obama, it is not a good idea bashing election rival,
Mitt Romney, for being a successful businessman, as it sends the wrong
message to the public, especially aspiring entrepreneurs.
Mitt Romney
This is the same message the Judiciary Report has published for the
past month as well, stating President Obama should not slam Romney for
legitimately succeeding in the business world. He is not Bernard Madoff
or R. Allen Sanford. Government should not punish success, as there is
nothing wrong with doing well. Greed and thievery are wrong, but not
good old fashioned hard work that leads to prosperity.
Bill Clinton
At a time when the U.S. economy is seriously struggling, President
Obama and all in his administration should want as many successful
businesspeople as possible, willing to work, create jobs and honestly
earn a living. Free enterprise within the scope of the law is a good
thing. Not something to be bashed and criticized.
STORY SOURCE
Bill Clinton: Mitt Romney's business record
'sterling'
5/31/12 10:50 PM EDT - President Bill Clinton veered sharply off
message Thursday, telling CNN that Mitt Romney's business record at Bain
Capital was "sterling." "I don't think that we ought to get into the
position where we say 'This is bad work. This is good work,'" Clinton
said. "The man who has been governor and had a sterling business career
crosses the qualification threshold." Clinton also went on to say that
Romney's time at Bain Capital represented a "good business career."
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