Thursday, September 20, 2012

Having failed in the world of politics


T-Paw BridgeFail
is moving on from the failed Romney/Ryan campaign into the world of failed banks.
Whatever aspirations Tim Pawlenty may have had about snagging the vice presidency in a hypothetical Mitt Romney administration are officially over, as the former Minnesota governor takes a big-wig financial industry lobbying job.

The AP reports that Pawlenty is stepping down from his role as national co-chair of the Romney campaign to take the gig at Financial Services Roundtable, which starts November 1. Pawlenty will be CEO of the lobbying group, which represents Bank of America, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo among its 100 or so clients. The LA Times:
So T-Paw BridgeFail will now become T-Paw BankFail and we wish him the same success he had with his presidential aspirations. And another thing, isn't it a little early to be publicly bailing out on Romney/Ryan?? Or is he the first of many.

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