[adorno]

Bain does, in the private sector, what Obama and the democrats would do in the public sector, but, Bain does it with people willing to take risks with their own money, while Obama and company do it, illegally, with the people's money. GM is not continuing operations with private capital investments, otherwise, it would have been downsized or gone out of business or might have had to restructure. As it stands, the people are still owed over $25 billion, and the company is still struggling to remain relevant.

Companies such as Solyndra should never have existed, and no private sector venture capitalist would have risked his/her money on something that, from the start, was doomed to failure.

Fact is that, in the private sector, productivity is the only way that a company remains relevant and becomes a worthy investment. With government projects, there is no productivity and none expected, therefore, not worth the risk from investors or even from government.

Companies such as Bain, are the complete opposite of government, therefore, they have to be targeted by liberals and government advocates.

[exnavy]

The dirty little secret here is that seven, in fact the top seven richest politicians are democrat. And they all are invested in some portion in Bain.