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hue

(4,949 posts)
Fri Dec 16, 2011, 06:03 PM Dec 2011

"Small Business Owner" in Walker Ad Actually a Billionaire That Helped Outsource Thousands of Jobs

to China.


http://uppitywis.org/blogarticle/small-business-owner-walker-ad-actually-billionaire-helped-outso

Oh, oh, oh, oh sweet irony of mine!

So, yesterday we learn that for the fifth month in a row, Wisconsin has led the nation in jobs- lost AND that another large (and very profitable) company-- Thermo Fisher-- is a closing its plant in Two Rivers as part of a larger transition toward non-American labor in Mexico and elsewhere.

In the midst of this carnage, Walker has the nerve to put up an ad with "Chris" who is purportedly a small business owner that is extolling the virtues of Scott Walker's job-creatin' business utopia... that is losing more jobs than other state.

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"Small Business Owner" in Walker Ad Actually a Billionaire That Helped Outsource Thousands of Jobs (Original Post) hue Dec 2011 OP
Republicans define "small business" as private companies with few owners... targetpractice Dec 2011 #1
He's probably the same as most rich people inademv Dec 2011 #2
Maybe his CEO ashling Dec 2011 #3
Have a Koch and a smile Blue Owl Dec 2011 #4

targetpractice

(4,919 posts)
1. Republicans define "small business" as private companies with few owners...
Fri Dec 16, 2011, 06:19 PM
Dec 2011

The businesses that Republicans go on and on about are very successful, huge revenues, thousands of employees... but privately owned by one or a few partners.

I remember learning that from Lawrence O'Donnell some time ago.

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