Mitt Romney has taken to the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal to share with you a children's story about How Mitt Romney Saved Capitalism . This is in preparation for the upcoming sequel, Mitt Romney Saves Everything In The World And Paul Ryan Is Here, Too
That's exactly what I was thinking!! a) these stores jack up the prices (so they can offer "discounts" to businesses and b) if you've seen a supply list you'd know that Staples just doesn't have some of this stuff. I don't remember seeing a nap mat or ziplock bags or Clorox wipes there. They also lack a good selection of sparkly pencils and folders with ponies and dolphins on the cover.
<i>&quot;A good idea is not enough for a business to succeed. It requires a talented team, a good business plan and capital to execute it.&quot;</i>
If we apply that to governing instead of to a business, it&#039;s obvious Mittens would be missing only three of the needed elements in his presidency.
So, it can still accept vouchers in Louisiana, then?
yes!
<i>He would build a team, and then make things easier based on Republican talking points!</i>
this should be on obama&#039;s website.
I would tell you, but you really don&#039;t wanna know what they do to baby otters at Office Depot executive retreats.
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That&#039;s exactly what I was thinking!! a) these stores jack up the prices (so they can offer &quot;discounts&quot; to businesses and b) if you&#039;ve seen a supply list you&#039;d know that Staples just doesn&#039;t have some of this stuff. I don&#039;t remember seeing a nap mat or ziplock bags or Clorox wipes there. They also lack a good selection of sparkly pencils and folders with ponies and dolphins on the cover.
But...but...but I thought it was Obama that didn&#039;t understand small businesses.
So... he&#039;s saying &quot;Staples didn&#039;t build that&quot; right?
Yes he is. That&#039;s why every Staples has a dog stapled to the roof.
<i>&quot;A good idea is not enough for a business to succeed. It requires a talented team, a good business plan and capital to execute it.&quot;</i>
If we apply that to governing instead of to a business, it&#039;s obvious Mittens would be missing only three of the needed elements in his presidency.