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salin

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12. This is what the "job creators" do with their extra (tax break) money

Sat Oct 13, 2012, 08:51 PM

Oct 2012

they destroy American jobs, in order to further line their checkbooks, even when the checkbooks were already growing. This is what wealth worship looks like.

Already worth 250 million. Profits are coming in on investments. But regardless the cost to other humans, fellow americans, the profit isn't enough. Don't have enough, have to extract more money.

And many are ready to vote to elect this model of economic greed for the few, and devastation for an increasing portion of the population. Unfathomable, but apparently fathomable to many.

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Why does Sensata matter? BECAUSE THIS IS ROMNEY'S BUSINESS RECORD [View all] Indep2992 Oct 2012 OP

The problem with Sensata is that it's hard to explain in 133 characters justiceischeap Oct 2012 #1

Haha sorry, I just went all Jennifer Granholm enthusiasm level. Yeah, it's tough :/ Indep2992 Oct 2012 #2

Nothing at all wrong with being enthusiastic justiceischeap Oct 2012 #5

Not so treestar Oct 2012 #10

Not at all memorable, snappy or retweetable justiceischeap Oct 2012 #11

It's also important because it's happening before our eyes. Frustratedlady Oct 2012 #3

THAT DOES matter. So does the fact he owns 51% stock TODAY. That means he's STILL doing it. Tigress DEM Oct 2012 #4

It's not being covered in the Chicago newspapers. All I see is rmoney saying Pres Obama sells out to mucifer Oct 2012 #6

Explain it in a tweet? Samjm Oct 2012 #7

Example: this tweet tries to link Bain to Obama Indep2992 Oct 2012 #8

I'm glad to see that femrap Oct 2012 #9

This is what the "job creators" do with their extra (tax break) money salin Oct 2012 #12

SEIU has purchased "promoted" tweets on Sensata theglammistress Oct 2012 #13

K & R Wednesdays Oct 2012 #14