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You're right Dog - the word "lie" isn't to be found in those articles - the articles instead demonstrate that there is no truth to be found in the allegation. Another distinction without a difference where the left must cling to the lack of a specific word being used when it is readily apparent to all that thedefinition of the word.itself has been satisfied. One would think you had more dignity than that, but events have demonstrated otherwise.Something the Dog Said wrote: Where do any of those articles say that those are lies?
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TPP wrote: Hey, twin why didn't ya stop by at breakfast & say HI?, ya said HI to SC... I'm hurt & feel left out.
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Actually the articles do not "demonstrate" that there is no truth. Instead the articles cite that documents "demonstrate" that Mitt was listed as COB, CEO, President and Managing Director of Bain and/or its entities from 1998 - 2002. That is inconvertible proof. The question that is ambiguous to the "factcheckers" is whether that is sufficient to prove that Mitt was "actively" managing those entities despite those titles being applicable. They also admit that their opinion is preliminary at this time and they will be reviewing additional evidence. Their primary "evidence" is that in 2011, Mitt signed a document he had not been actively involved with Bain or its entities since 1999 under threat of felony perjury. Their opinion is largely based on Mitt's word that he was not involved.PrintSmith wrote:
You're right Dog - the word "lie" isn't to be found in those articles - the articles instead demonstrate that there is no truth to be found in the allegation. Another distinction without a difference where the left must cling to the lack of a specific word being used when it is readily apparent to all that thedefinition of the word.itself has been satisfied. One would think you had more dignity than that, but events have demonstrated otherwise.Something the Dog Said wrote: Where do any of those articles say that those are lies?
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Something the Dog Said wrote:
Actually the articles do not "demonstrate" that there is no truth. Instead the articles cite that documents "demonstrate" that Mitt was listed as COB, CEO, President and Managing Director of Bain and/or its entities from 1998 - 2002. That is inconvertible proof. The question that is ambiguous to the "factcheckers" is whether that is sufficient to prove that Mitt was "actively" managing those entities despite those titles being applicable. They also admit that their opinion is preliminary at this time and they will be reviewing additional evidence. Their primary "evidence" is that in 2011, Mitt signed a document he had not been actively involved with Bain or its entities since 1999 under threat of felony perjury. Their opinion is largely based on Mitt's word that he was not involved.PrintSmith wrote:
You're right Dog - the word "lie" isn't to be found in those articles - the articles instead demonstrate that there is no truth to be found in the allegation. Another distinction without a difference where the left must cling to the lack of a specific word being used when it is readily apparent to all that thedefinition of the word.itself has been satisfied. One would think you had more dignity than that, but events have demonstrated otherwise.Something the Dog Said wrote: Where do any of those articles say that those are lies?
Further evidence that has come forward at this time includes financial disclosure statements that Mitt received $100,000 salary in addition to investment income as a Bain executive in 2001, 2002. Why was he receiving a salary if he was no longer an executive? Why was he listed as CEO, COB, President and managing director if he was not responsible for the activities of the company? Can you name any other example where an individual who has the titles of Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, President and Managing Director has no responsibility for the activities of the company?
Just today, a document has been discovered filed with the Massachusett's secretary of state in 2002 (after he had been sworn in as governor) that lists him as one of two managing members of Bain Capital Investors, LLC "authorized to execute, acknowledge, deliver and record any recordable instrument purporting to affect an interest in real property, whether to be recorded with a Registry of Deeds or with a District Office of the Land Court."
Hmm, sounds like he had responsibilities there.
Documents have also been found that were signed by Mitt himself in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 where he signed on behalf of Bain investing in a number of companies. Sounds like he had responsibility there.
No doubt that if he released the relevant tax returns, it would show salary from Bain during that time. Even Republican counterparts are demanding that he release those documents if he has nothing to hide. Instead, he refuses to release them, the first presidential candidate since before his father to do so.
Printsmith, I realize this is just part of your campaign of personal attacks against me. The only dignity that is being harmed is that of yourself in these attacks.
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Blazer Bob wrote: Do you have a link for these "facts"?
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Something the Dog Said wrote:
Blazer Bob wrote: Do you have a link for these "facts"?
Yes.
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