Romney’s work at Bain Capital also sometimes resulted in layoffs, a point that opponents have seized upon, calling Romney a callous “job-killer.” Though his work eliminated some jobs, it also saved several companies from collapse, saving jobs.
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'The Real Romney': 10 facts about the presidential hopeful
From the biography that aims to show America the 'real' politician, here are 10 facts about Mitt Romney, the candidate some voters still feel they don't know
6. He was neither the job-creating god nor the job-killing villain his campaign and his opponents make him out to be.
