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| Wow and wow.
Tim Pawlenty quit as co-chair of Mitt Romney's presidential campaign on Thursday to become one of Wall Street's top lobbyists in Washington. Pawlenty, a former governor of Minnesota, will lead the Financial Services Roundtable. Wow that he bails on Romney and also wow that he joins the corruption in DC by becoming a lobbyist. |
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| I'm just not really surprised. It seems to be an "anything can happen" kind of campaign, so there's no telling what we can expect next. I might think Tim wanted in on the money while the gettin' was good... instead of standing behind a cart that's balancing on an unsteady set of wheels... |
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| That's good news for Obama, the economy is rebounding opening up new opportunities for advancement. |
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| They are all pretty much quickly realizing that they cannot lie, Voter ID cheat Romney into the Presidential position so they are looking for their best options. |
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| Why wait around for a slime chance whne he can have a sure deal! Free market and all that! |
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| Not at all surprised he's becoming a lobbyist. I am surprised he's quitting with so little time left until the election. I would think that just for appearances he'd have waited to start until after the election. No? |
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| Pawlenty will not step into his new role until Nov. 1, but he left the Romney campaign immediately because the Financial Services Roundtable is a bipartisan organization. Is that so he can appear non-partisan. Too funny. |
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| I don't know, Jill... one would think so, but maybe he panicked. |
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| Mutiny on the bountiful. I wonder who else might jump off the boat. No one wants to be associated with a loser. |
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- Posted by fouquieria 10b (My Page) on Thu, Sep 20, 12 at 16:33
| Follow the money. Probably didn't see any future. -Ron- |
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| Or maybe poor Tim couldn't find all 10 years of his tax returns... |
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