Dogged by lingering questions about his business record, Mitt Romney
shifted from defense to attack mode Monday, accusing President Obama of
unfairly rewarding campaign donors. It was a more aggressive posture
many Republicans have been wanting to see.
The Republican’s camp
unveiled a new ad and line of attack that argue Mr. Obama has practiced a
perverted form of crony capitalism during his first 31/2 years in
office — to the detriment of the American middle class.
As one
example, Romney senior adviser Ed Gillespie pointed to Fisker
Automotive, which counts the venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins
Caufield and Byers as one of its major investors. Employees of the firm
have contributed millions to mostly Democratic political candidates,
including money to Mr. Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham
Clinton.
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1 comment:
Glad to see Romney in the offensive finally. It's hilarious the Obama camp wants to have Romney's tax returns when pretty much everything he has ever accomplished or done in life is under wraps. And supplying money to businesses that donate to him, hmmmmmmmm......
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