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Forbes tells us: "When I get Paul Bulmahn on the phone... he wants to make
one thing perfectly clear: If it does come to bankruptcy (which it did on August
17) it isn’t his fault. The founder and chairman of publicly traded ATP (Nasdaq:ATPG),
Bulmahn wants the world to know that the Obama Administration—and its illegal
ban on deepwater drilling in the wake of the BP disaster—is to blame for the
implosion of his company. Not him."
While Forbes doesn't come right out and say it, Bulmahn's situation is becoming
all-too-common in the United States and if Barack Hussein Obama wins a second
term, increasing numbers of business owners will likely join Bulmahn's ranks and
tens-of-thousands of jobs (perhaps hundreds-of-thousands) will be lost.
As for Bulmahn, he's not just getting angry, he's getting even and has already
brought suit against the U.S. government seeking damages.
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