Look who parks their cash at Bain

[Conservative]

'splain this, Libtards....

Look who parks their cash at Bain - NYPOST.com

...Bain’s private-equity executives have enriched dozens of organizations and millions of individuals in the Democratic base — including some who scream most loudly for President Obama’s re-election.

Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund ($2.2 million)

* Indiana Public Retirement System ($39.3 million)

* Iowa Public Employees’ Retirement System ($177.1 million)

* The Los Angeles Fire and Police Pension System ($19.5 million)

* Maryland State Retirement and Pension System ($117.5 million)

* Public Employees’ Retirement System of Nevada ($20.3 million)

* State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio ($767.3 million)

* Pennsylvania State Employees’ Retirement System ($231.5 million)

* Employees’ Retirement System of Rhode Island ($25 million)

* San Diego County Employees Retirement Association ($23.5 million)

* Teacher Retirement System of Texas ($122.5 million)

* Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System ($15 million)

* Purdue University ($15.9 million)

* University of California ($225.7 million)

* University of Michigan ($130 million)

* University of Virginia ($20 million)

* University of Washington ($33 million)

Government-worker pension funds are the chief beneficiaries of Bain’s economic stewardship.

Major, center-left foundations and cultural establishments also have seen their prospects brighten, thanks to Bain Capital. According to the aforementioned sources, such Bain clients have included the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the Doris Duke Foundation, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Ford Foundation, the Heinz Endowments and the Oprah Winfrey Foundation.

Is Bain really a gang of corporate buccaneers who plunder their ill-gotten gains by outsourcing, euthanizing feeble portfolio companies and giving cancer to the spouses of those whom they fired? If so, union bosses, government retirees, liberal foundations and elite universities thrive on the wages of Bain’s economic Darwinism.

If, however, these institutions relish the yields that Bain Capital generates by supporting start-ups and rescuing distressed companies, 80 percent of which have prospered, then this money is honest — and Team Obama isn’t.

 

[Papageorgio]

Dem bitches!

 

[Rozman]

They should be held accountable for this.

They have innocent peoples money tied up with evil job offshoring money laundering plant closing benefit
killing causing women cancer and killing them years and years after the fact scum suking evil capitalists.

 

[Conservadude]

'splain this, Libtards....

Look who parks their cash at Bain - NYPOST.com

...Bain’s private-equity executives have enriched dozens of organizations and millions of individuals in the Democratic base — including some who scream most loudly for President Obama’s re-election.

Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund ($2.2 million)

* Indiana Public Retirement System ($39.3 million)

* Iowa Public Employees’ Retirement System ($177.1 million)

* The Los Angeles Fire and Police Pension System ($19.5 million)

* Maryland State Retirement and Pension System ($117.5 million)

* Public Employees’ Retirement System of Nevada ($20.3 million)

* State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio ($767.3 million)

* Pennsylvania State Employees’ Retirement System ($231.5 million)

* Employees’ Retirement System of Rhode Island ($25 million)

* San Diego County Employees Retirement Association ($23.5 million)

* Teacher Retirement System of Texas ($122.5 million)

* Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System ($15 million)

* Purdue University ($15.9 million)

* University of California ($225.7 million)

* University of Michigan ($130 million)

* University of Virginia ($20 million)

* University of Washington ($33 million)

Major, center-left foundations and cultural establishments also have seen their prospects brighten, thanks to Bain Capital. According to the aforementioned sources, such Bain clients have included the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the Doris Duke Foundation, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Ford Foundation, the Heinz Endowments and the Oprah Winfrey Foundation.

Is Bain really a gang of corporate buccaneers who plunder their ill-gotten gains by outsourcing, euthanizing feeble portfolio companies and giving cancer to the spouses of those whom they fired? If so, union bosses, government retirees, liberal foundations and elite universities thrive on the wages of Bain’s economic Darwinism.

If, however, these institutions relish the yields that Bain Capital generates by supporting start-ups and rescuing distressed companies, 80 percent of which have prospered, then this money is honest — and Team Obama isn’t.

Boom.

 

[Sallow]

And?

 

[8537]

Wait what?! American investors sought the highest possible returns?

Holy shit!

 

[Conservative]

Wait what?! American investors sought the highest possible returns?

Holy shit!

Democratic investors, being fucking hypocrites?

Holy Shit!

 

[8537]

Wait what?! American investors sought the highest possible returns?

Holy shit!

Democratic investors, being fucking hypocrites?

Holy Shit!

Hypocrites about what?

 

[rdean]

I'm missing the point here. Can someone explain?

 

[8537]

I'm missing the point here. Can someone explain?

Some organizations that tend to be primarily Democrats invested money at a place they estimated would provide the highest return.

Crazy, I know!

 

[Inthemiddle]

 

[Listening]

You mean all those groups profited from Bain supposedly raping those companies like GST ?

In my world (if Bain had actually done that), that would be called blood money.

Notice how the left sits there and :

 

[Ernie S.]

I'm missing the point here. Can someone explain?

Sorry, no. You would need a functioning brain.

 

[Shelzin]

'* Iowa Public Employees’ Retirement System ($177.1 million)

So that's why they are being so nice to him... Thanks... that was driving me nuts.

 

[Lakhota]

Is their money stuffed in tax havens in the Caymans? Do they pay their fair share of American taxes?

 

[buckeye45_73]

I'm missing the point here. Can someone explain?

Some organizations that tend to be primarily Democrats invested money at a place they estimated would provide the highest return.

Crazy, I know!

So just like Corey Booker and Bill Clinton, they think the OBama attacks on Bain are full of shit, since they park their money with Bain....follow the money and people dont invest in companies they think suck

 

[bripat9643]

Is their money stuffed in tax havens in the Caymans? Do they pay their fair share of American taxes?

According to turds like you , no they don't. They have it invested in Bain Capital which uses nefarious tax avoidance schemes like deducting interest payments from their gross income.

Horrors!

 

[Dr.House]

Bain is a great company...

Even liberals agree...

 

[The Infidel]

 

[Sinjorri]

I'm missing the point here. Can someone explain?

me too I thought libs hated the rich and here are some investors looking to get a big pay day, interesting, the money is good for them not good for romney? really missing a point here.