More Videos About "Bainport"

Since Mitt profits from the closing and offshoring, this should disqualify him from the presidency. I mean, which country is he loyal to: this country or China?




From August is a group of employees commenting on Mitt's notorious "47-percent" video:




Another reason I call him a "parasite" rather than a "successful businessman."

Some background info about the situation is here.

And this is the bigger picture:

But there is a twist to the Asimco story that would not fit neatly into a Romney stump speech: Since 2010, it has been owned by Bain Capital, the private equity firm founded by Mr. Romney, who has as much as $2.25 million invested in three Bain funds with large stakes in Asimco and at least seven other Chinese businesses, according to his 2012 candidate financial disclosure and other documents.

That and other China-related holdings by Bain funds in which Mr. Romney has invested are a reminder of how he inhabits two worlds that at times have come into conflict during his campaign for the White House.

As a candidate, Mr. Romney uses China as a punching bag. He accuses Beijing of unfairly subsidizing Chinese exports, artificially holding down the value of its currency to keep exports cheap, stealing American technology and hacking into corporate and government computers.

“How is it China’s been so successful in taking away our jobs?” he asked recently. “Well, let me tell you how: by cheating.”

But his private equity dealings, both while he headed Bain and since, complicate that message.

It's the conflict of interest that is so bad, the hypocrisy.

He should be automatically disqualified to be president.