May 4th, 2012
09:11 PM ET
10 years ago
Jobs report fuels political fire
(CNN) – Friday's job numbers made their way into the presidential campaign with President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney attacking each other, CNN National Political Correspondent Jim Acosta reports.
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No one with brain votes for bain capital. He is against women, ships jobs overseas, bans Medicare and SS., etc,
easy for ol mitt to attack he has not created any jobs. Look at his poor showing as governor. productivity at all time high. Companies are working employees to death but they won't hire more. Back to the ol greed again and big profits. Wonder how many are repo owned. Obama 2012