Setting aside relative evilness or just what is considered acceptable by todays standards in venture capital corporations like Bain, if a candidate wants to run on his history of doing right by people and creating jobs, then isn't if fair to examine the claim? He can even run on a platform of if I screwed people, at least I know how to get things done and now I want to fix our country's problems. The concerns arise about in what manner will he "fix" things? Who (demographics) and what corporations are now going to get the welfare and who is going to be told they can lay in the gutter when they get sick. Yes this is retoric, but the concerns are still there and it is expected that Romney can verbalize them. Unfortunately he has a habit of telling crowds 1)the truth or 2)what they want to hear at a 5k (or was it a 50k) fund raiser dinner, when he describes 47% of the population as losers. A frank enlightening statement as to his perception. Let him be judged for it. Below average in head work, imo.