Did Romney flip-flop on auto industry recovery?

“Despite his 2008 call to ‘let Detroit go bankrupt,’ presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said Monday that he would ‘take a lot of credit’ for his impact on the U.S. automobile industry’s comeback,’” according to the Huffington Post.

“During an interview with WEWS-TV in Cleveland following a campaign stop, Romney said his views helped save the industry.

‘I pushed the idea of a managed bankruptcy,’ Romney said. ‘And finally, when that was done, and help was given, the companies got back on their feet. So I’ll take a lot of credit for the fact that this industry’s come back.’”

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4 Responses

  1. Yep, and Little Lord Fauntleroy invented the internet. Tomorrow he’s taking credit for Sasha and Malia.

  2. It is beyond flipping. Huntsman called Romney a ‘well oiled weather vane.”

    Clearly, using vacuous slogans is how one succeeds in Republican circles. Tthis complete lack of critical thinking is the basis of our education system’s No Child Left Behind repeat what you are told mentality. Sadly this has left behind childlike curiosity (The emperor has no clothes).

    And it continues today.

  3. I just hope the “Mitt in his own words” ads are ready. They won’t swing the far right, but done correctly ads like that have the potential to reach the middle.

  4. Just hope Obama’s ad men rise to the occassion because the gop are great at creating commercials/ads/propganda.
    He needs a good creative team; then launch a relentless bombardment, concentrating on weakness and vulnerabilities such as this blatant lie ackwardly sculpted with agile tongue. I really can’t afford it, but I keep sending money to the Dems, as, to me, the Right wing is Carthage, and as Cato the Elder ended every speech he made to the Roman Senate, “Delenda est Carthago.” Carthage must be destroyed.
    I know Obama and the Dems ain’t perfect, but there is a line from the movie Julia, I love and often use (Redgraves’ character), “You can only do today, what you can do today.”

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