Oh, "Managing Member of Bain in 2002 Mitt Romney," you are SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO screwed.
DRIP, DRIP: ROMNEY A BAIN 'MANAGING MEMBER' IN LATE '02
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/15/mitt-romney-bain-capital_n_1674209.html
WASHINGTON -- Add another document to the pile of evidence contradicting Mitt Romney's continued insistence that he ended his active role with Bain Capital in early 1999, part of his long-running effort to avoid responsibility for the company's activity, related to outsourcing and bankruptcies, during the years that followed.
A corporate document filed with the state of Massachusetts in December 2002 -- a month after Romney was elected governor -- 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."
In August 2011, Romney told federal authorities, as part of the financial disclosure process, that he "retired from Bain Capital on February 11, 1999 to head the Salt Lake Organizing Committee [for the 2002 Winter Olympics]. Since February 11, 1999, Mr. Romney has not had any active role with any Bain Capital entity and has not been involved in the operations of any Bain Capital entity in any way."
Previously reported evidence shows that Romney was listed as the CEO, chairman and president of the company after 1999 in documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission; took a six-figure salary; signed corporate documents related to major and minor deals and attended board meetings for at least two Bain-affiliated companies. The state document was filed two and a half years after Romney now says he retired from the company, demonstrating his deep and ongoing connection to the firm.
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Get thee to the greatest page 
...which is why it's important that we keep up the pressure, to make sure a double-standard does not prevail.
Which means anything he did with Bain from 1999 to 2002 didn't happen! 
Back to the Future Willard. 
...don't remember the show or who said it but it was basically "Romney thinks he can keep blaming Obama and pointing to the job numbers and just sprint to the White House."
There's a lot of truth in that. I think that's EXACTLY what he's had in mind.
"Life is what happens when you're making other plans."
He is skewering the Romney campaign. 
Nicely done.
OK then. We'll see how that works out for Mittens. 
admitted Mittens was hands on COB/CEO/Prez of Bain during the period in question.
The paperwork, the witnesses, the evidence is already out there for all too see.
Nice try, though.
that in the age of the internet and electronic databases, these things are no longer just sitting lost and inaccessible in some anonymous folder in a metal file cabinet or box in storage? Nowadays, they are all scanned, catalogued, entered into a database as an image file, and searchable online for anyone, including lazy pseudo-"journalists" who people ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox, (and in some cases, MSNBC).
I think there really is a generation gap there as he went off to enjoy the good life. He sits up there posing with an ipad on the artificial beach created at his lake front mansion, but he doesn't compute what the device is (or what's behind it). 
I guess because he's used to others doing for him.
Ya know I hate using that analogy but I think it fits here.
I understand your frustrations and have read many of your posts here and agree. I wish this administration had not taken up positions held by the previous regime and that the "bipartisan" games would be futile and frustrating. But I tend to be a pragmatist/cynic and know that changing a system so entrenched with corruption would be a heavy lift and met with resistance on many levels. And it has. Single payer would have been ideal but the votes weren't there...and there's the coordinated rushpublican obstructionism that's made even getting a vote to adjourn contentious. Thus the status quo is maintained as the bitter partisanship makes compromise impossible and the problems compound. The rushpublicans are hoping this would weaken President Obama but they then shot themselves in the foot by pushing Willard as their nominee.
The systemic problems in this country's political and economic systems are deep and will take a long, dedicated effort against very powerful interests. It will mean organizing and communicating on a level never seen before to counteract the billions that will be spent to futher pollute the political system. It means working from grassroots politics...re-inventing the party from the bottom up that will serve for the needs of the country in the future.
Or at least that's my dream on a Sunday morning...
Cheers... 
Posted: 07/15/2012 10:36 am Updated: 07/15/2012 11:02 am
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/15/ed-gillespie-mitt-romney_n_1674281.html
WASHINGTON -- Mitt Romney adviser Ed Gillespie said Sunday that the candidate "retired retroactively" from his job at Bain Capital, which Romney maintains that he left in 1999 despite evidence suggesting he remained involved with the company until 2002.
Gillespie said Romney may have been listed as "part-time" after 1999, but that he had no role in the firm's day-to-day affairs, a point the campaign has attempted to make repeatedly in order to separate him from Bain's activity related to outsourcing during that period. Romney has said he left the company completely in 1999 when he started working to plan the 2002 Winter Olympics.
"There may have been a thought at the time that [Romney's Bain work] could be part-time. It was not part-time. The Olympics was in a shambles," Gillespie told Candy Crowley on CNN's "State of the Union."
"He took a leave of absence and in fact, Candy, ended up not going back at all and retired retroactively to February 1999 as a result," Gillespie said.
so the extra-marital affair(s) don't count!
"I had the title of Managing Director from 1999-2002 but was too busy running the Olympics, playing jetski water polo, etc. to actually oversee Bain's day-to-day operations. The management committee really ran everything; I got paid $100k for my name on the letterhead, and that's all. So I had nothing to do with the outsourcing, the fetus disposal, etc. How can I possibly be expected to keep track of all my many sources of income?" 
I'm sure sub-1 percent voters are fine with that! The more Rmoney, his surrogates, and his former associates try to make these arguments, the smaller the corner he's painted into becomes.
"I didn't do it."
OKEE DOKEE THEN.
That's why he needs car elevators ... to shift energy levels.
