Carville marvels that Romney, a businessman whose core sales pitch was competent management, entrusted his campaign to second-rate crony consultants who were so divorced from reality that they had him convinced to the bitter end that victory was all but assured.
The logical conclusion being that we can all look forward to the day with the president runs all the businesses (well I guess then it would be one business) and we get this kind of efficiency in everything.
But wait I don't get it, I thought employers were supposed to share more of the fruits of the business with their employees, so in this case did Romney run his campaign the way that those on the left want owners to run their businesses? And then a supreme worshiper of the left is critical of him for doing this. My head is spinning as we try to merge business and government philosophy. Luckily I don't have to worry about it, the president will just take care of it and tell me what to think about this.
Still kind of interesting that Obama won his campaign by paying his employees like Walmart relative to Romney. This also shows how selfless the Obama team member were. With those skills they could have made 10x as much elsewhere and they stuck to Obama, oh wait, all those folks that got paid that small amount by Obama, likely have GOV JOBS for the next 4 years that will add up to more than what Romney paid and will produce nothing. So instead of campaign money funding their lives, we will use taxpayer money.
Just more propaganda from the propaganda princess, go report back to the Lmoney queen.
Maybe America should have elected Axelrod instead of Barack. Both campaigns have been much better run than the White House. And money much better spent.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
FredHayek wrote: Maybe America should have elected Axelrod instead of Barack. Both campaigns have been much better run than the White House. And money much better spent.
And he's WHITE!... That should have made him much more palatable to at least 80% of the southern states and the GOTP in general...