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May 22nd, 2012 
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“If your main argument for how to grow the economy is, ‘I knew how to make a
lot of money for investors,’ then you’re missing what this job is about,” he
added, taking aim at Mr Romney’s argument that his business record makes him
a better candidate to restore the economy.
The Obama campaign has rolled out a series of ads designed to cast Mr Romney
as a heartless millionaire, with one yesterday accusing the former
businessman of forcing a stationary company into bankruptcy and “walking
away with” $100 million in profits.
But the coordinated attack strategy was dealt a blow by Corey Booker, the
high-profile Democrat mayor of Newark, New Jersey, who said he found the
negative campaigning by both sides “nauseating”.
“I’m not about to sit here and indict private equity,” he said in an interview
on Meet The Press. “If you look at the totality of Bain Capital’s record,
they’ve done a lot to support businesses, to grow businesses.”
“This kind of stuff is nauseating to me on both sides. It’s nauseating to the
American public,” he added.
Mr Booker’s comments were gleefully seized upon by the Romney campaign and met
with intense irritation by Mr Obama’s aides.
“In this particular instance, he was just wrong,” said David Axelrod, the
President’s top political strategist.
The mayor, who is best know for his intense use of Twitter and his habit of
personally rushing to the aide of constituent, later rowed back on his
comments in a Youtube post that some political observers compared to a
hostage video.
The Obama campaign denied that it had pressured Mr Booker into the public
recanting.
Earlier this month Steve Rattner, the man who led the President’s bailout of
the US auto industry, also criticised the attacks, saying it was “unfair” to
claim that Bain had a responsibility to create jobs when its obligation was
to investors.
“It did it superbly, acting within the rules and acting very responsibly and
was a leading firm,” he said.
The Romney camp also stepped up its rhetoric yesterday, saying the President
“refuses to accept moral responsibility for his failed policies”.
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