So let me ask you guys. If you were hiring someone to run your extremely large company that was having major issues who would you hire? Someone who has successfully run for 10 years the 13th largest economy in the world, hired a million workers and who created policies that have attracted all kinds of other companies and employees to join their company? Far more than anyone else in the counry. Also this person was the best at raising money in your industry, and has some of the greatest organizational skills for your company.Or someone who has done none of that, never created any jobs and has a very shady personal life in his past and a record for voting for policies that would actually HURT hiring and your company but said they have changed? Also this person doesn't know how to raise money for your company and has terrible organizational skills to the point where he even missed very important deadlines. This is what people don't think about. Just like 2008 people are ignoring records and voting for promises again. Now imagine those two walk into your office for the job. And the one with a stellar records talks a little slow and forgets a few words now and then. (But should you care how he talks when he gets results like he has?) The other guy with a pretty poor record all over the place and indecisive flip flopping on major decisions, and unorganized and has worked with your competator on ideas opposite to yours, and a lot of personal baggage but he is a slick talker and sonnds very intelligent. They both have pretty similar plans on how to turn your company around, but one has a record of doing it and the other has promises. And the slick talker leans away from your companies beliefs a bit more. Which one would you hire to run your extremely large, and complex business? The one with the very successful record of ideas like your company believes in, or the one who has been back and forth and has worked on many ideas contrary to your companies and has no success or record of creating jobs?
They just said Newt missed another filing deadline to list his slate of delegates who will actually nominate him in New Hampshire. He didn't fill out the full form. Anyone know what that means for his delegates if he wins there?
Perry is tanking in most of the polls, sitting at about 4%. So... what happens when Perry suddenly pulls 2nd place in the December Hot Air poll? If you don't know, Hot Air is one of the premier and largest conservative blogs on the internet, and a go to place for conservative news and opinions. Well on CNN the other night, he tells Wolf Blitzer "It was some internet poll... Hot Gas I think... it was a Iowa poll..." He doesn't know the correct name of the poll or the website and he misidentifies it as an Iowa only poll. It was a nationwide poll open to anyone browsing the website.
