Lee Iacocca Endorses Romney
Former Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca has endorsed Mitt Romney for President.
It doesn’t appear that Iacocca – who has described himself as an independent – endorsed a candidate four years ago, but eight years ago he endorsed Democratic U.S. Sen. John Kerry over sitting Republican President George W. Bush, even though Iacocca endorsed Bush and even campaigned for him in 2000.
So much for the President’s argument that he deserves credit for the 2009 auto bailout and is best positioned to help the industry moving forward. Iacocca is still a revered name in Michigan and Ohio with large segments of the auto industry, especially now-retired auto workers. This endorsement is similar to the one made by Ross Perot earlier this week in that it is not necessarily intended to move large numbers of voters in itself, but is part of a bigger picture being painted of Romney being the leader we need now.
3 Responses to “Lee Iacocca Endorses Romney”
Hopes if Romney is really elected: I cant wait to pay more taxes so the rich can pay less; those rich people do so much for America and this can be my way of saying thank you; i cant wait for Medicare vouchers and hope that Obamacare is abolished so that 47 percenters can use the emergency rooms as their primary source of medical care. and i hope that unspent stimulus funds – such as the ones to be used to re-build Virginia’s infrastructure – can be pulled back. that way, the repairs will never be done………………let the HOAs fix things!!!
At least your indoctrination was a complete success, Ken.
Did they surgically implant your blinders? (I didn’t say binders)
nope Monk………got all my info from an average iq and watching lots of msnbc………….try it Monk……………with your interest in politics and enlightenment from msnbc, you could learn a lot more!!!
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