That’s not to say that no one in Bain’s leadership from the time is relevant to the election. The current managing director and chief investment officer at Bain is one Jonathan Lavine, who joined Bain in 1993. But Lavine has another distinction, as well: According to the non-partisan Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks federal campaign contributions, Lavine is a leading bundler of campaign contributions for Obama’s campaign and has raised between $100,000 and $200,000 for Obama’s reelection effort.

OOPSIE!!!

No - they would have been given a new sitcom series deal on ABC TV...

Well, there's the Spam, eggs, sausage and Spam - that's not got much Spam in it...

Spam spam spam spam
spam spam spam spam
LOVELY SPAM! LOVELY SPAM....

So the rest of us don't have to watch it. I can find out what stupid cr@p they're vomiting up without spiritually soil myself. You can't refute what you don't know about...

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!!

I wish more people would remember those 5 words...

He's been doing the same schtick since Buckaroo Banzai (the only reason to not completely write him off)

Way to prove my point. Thanks...

I can't argue with you on that - that's why my family enjoys visiting Branson so much. I keep trying to convince my wife that we need to retire there...

The author is correct in his assertion that today's society is rude, coarse, and obnoxious. Common courtesy is almost extinct and civility is rare.

Having said that, since the entertainment industry has a lot to do with this decline in civilization, I say they deserve what ever that cretin dishes out to them.