It’s a subtle change, notable only because it contributes to a reshaping of questions about the length of Mitt Romney’s tenure at Bain Capital, the private equity firm he founded.
In recent days, Romney and his defenders have begun to say Romney left his “day-to-day” duties at Bain Capital when he took over the Salt Lake City Olympics in February 1999, seemingly absolving him of responsibility for any bankruptcies, layoffs, or offshore outsourcing after 1999 by companies Bain had invested in.
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Willard did no work at Bain, had no influence, and still collected salary and was CEO? I guess Bain is a much stupider, easily misled group of rich people than we thought. Willard can't have it both ways every time.
You're becoming more unhinged by the day. Romney needs to let you go.