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Romney economics: Bankruptcy and bailouts

Mitt Romney made millions as a corporate buyout specialist, but his time in the private sector came at a steep cost for middle-class workers and families whose jobs and livelihoods were destroyed in Romney's quest for profit.

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  • Romney has zero credibility on debt

    Mitt Romney delivered his umpteenth "major" economic speech today, and this time, his focus is on spending and debt. But take his rhetoric with a large grain of salt, because Romney's proved at each point in his career—from corporate buyout specialist to failed governor of Massachusetts to perpetual presidential candidate—that he is the last person who should be lecturing us on reckless spending and running up debt.

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