I would consider voting for Mr. Romney

[dukes_of_maggard]

Most companies have a board and decisions, atleast important ones, are voted on. And, if you havent noticed, BO has begun making some executive decisions without running them through congress.

mmkay

they're the same

no difference

 

[BigPapaVol]

mmkay

they're the same

no difference

hold up. Are you acting like you were right? You know anything about private equity, especially those built under the name of a large consulting firm?

FYI, he clearly knows more about it than you do.

 

[dreVol]

hold up. Are you acting like you were right? You know anything about private equity, especially those built under the name of a large consulting firm?

FYI, he clearly knows more about it than you do.

wait a minute. do you mean to tell me that the pundits and shills who have been calling Romney a "vulture capitalist" and claimed that Bain merely "bankrupted businesses that were otherwise profitable" don't know what they're talking about?

 

[Velo Vol]

My problem with the candidate specifically originates from the acute case of ‘politician’ he seems to be coming down with.

Anyone running for president is like this at some level. He's just more blatant.

Figure out which agenda you are more comfortable with and go with that.

 

[BigPapaVol]

Anyone running for president is like this at some level. He's just more blatant.

Figure out which agenda you are more comfortable with and go with that.

at some level? presidential race has become about acting ability more than anything else. It's all production, substance be damned.

 

[dukes_of_maggard]

smh

 

[dukes_of_maggard]

hold up. Are you acting like you were right? You know anything about private equity, especially those built under the name of a large consulting firm?

FYI, he clearly knows more about it than you do.

FYI it is easier to implement strategy at an investment firm than it is as the President - that was my point.

Do you not agree with this?

 

[BigPapaVol]

FYI it is easier to implement strategy at an investment firm than it is as the President - that was my point.

Do you not agree with this?

there is no overarching strategy at an equity house.

Obama had carte blanche to implement his agenda and what we have to show for it is a disastrous and indescribable healthcare program.

 

[dukes_of_maggard]

there is no overarching strategy at an equity house.

Obama had carte blanche to implement his agenda and what we have to show for it is a disastrous and indescribable healthcare program.

you're right, boy that congress is the picture of cooperation.

 

[BigPapaVol]

you're right, boy that congress is the picture of cooperation.

are you seriously buying this dumbassery, without giving due credit to Obama being a douchebag? Surely you understand that the fight happens from both sides, or maybe you haven't notice that the dem leadership is the most divisive group ever. You have Obama, Pelosi and Reid, none of whom is anything but a hard left idealogue.

 

[volinbham]

are you seriously buying this dumbassery, without giving due credit to Obama being a douchebag? Surely you understand that the fight happens from both sides, or maybe you haven't notice that the dem leadership is the most divisive group ever. You have Obama, Pelosi and Reid, none of whom is anything but a hard left idealogue.

Interesting quote from Rahm Emmanuel in Woodward's book about compromise on the stimulus - Rahm said "F'em, we have the votes".

Hooray for cooperation. From the same crowd that gave you "elections have consequences and Eric (Cantor) I won".

 

[n_huffhines]

are you seriously buying this dumbassery, without giving due credit to Obama being a douchebag? Surely you understand that the fight happens from both sides, or maybe you haven't notice that the dem leadership is the most divisive group ever. You have Obama, Pelosi and Reid, none of whom is anything but a hard left idealogue.

I would disagree. It appears Reid divides just for the sake of division. He's opposing the audit of the Federal Reserve, something that he used to staunchly support. It's part of the Republican agenda now so he has to oppose it.

 

[BigPapaVol]

I would disagree. It appears Reid divides just for the sake of division. He's opposing the audit of the Federal Reserve, something that he used to staunchly support. It's part of the Republican agenda now so he has to oppose it.

fair enough. either way, he, Obama and Pelosi are some divisive and politically charged dillrods.

 

[BigPapaVol]

Interesting quote from Rahm Emmanuel in Woodward's book about compromise on the stimulus - Rahm said "F'em, we have the votes".

Hooray for cooperation. From the same crowd that gave you "elections have consequences and Eric (Cantor) I won".

and we get constant whining from LG and the hypocrite chorus about uncooperative R congress, as if senate doesn't exist.

 

[dukes_of_maggard]

and we get constant whining from LG and the hypocrite chorus about uncooperative R congress, as if senate doesn't exist.

so then would you say implementing strategy is easier for the President or executives at Bain?

 

[BigPapaVol]

so then would you say implementing strategy is easier for the President or executives at Bain?

because they have the same fundamental disagreements and still have to turn a profit. Obama and his band of idiots have no pressure to make any money, so no decision is seen as acceptable governance.

 

[dukes_of_maggard]

because they have the same fundamental disagreements and still have to turn a profit. Obama and his band of idiots have no pressure to make any money, so no decision is seen as acceptable governance.

So then yes?

 

[dukes_of_maggard]

How bout this, I know you're in a tough spot - we'll say both jobs are very hard, ok?