Martin Longman is the web editor of the Washington Monthly.
He is also the founder of Booman Tribune and Progress Pond. Before joining the Monthly, Martin was a county coordinator for ACORN/Project Vote and a political consultant. He has a degree in philosophy from Western Michigan University.
I agree with you, she is an idiot. I heard her this morning on CNBC where she stood forth on the Xerox and HP possible merger and added exactly zero to that conversation and how bad Warren or Sanders would be for business. She would know, no doubt.
People who excel in the business world so often come to think of themselves as smarter than everyone else. In my experience, that’s rarely true. They have strengths and weaknesses like everyone else and most of them are not deep thinkers. If they were, they wouldn’t have focused so much of their life on something as dull as making a whole lot of money because there are a lot of compromises that go into achieving at that level.
I agree with you, she is an idiot. I heard her this morning on CNBC where she stood forth on the Xerox and HP possible merger and added exactly zero to that conversation and how bad Warren or Sanders would be for business. She would know, no doubt.
People who excel in the business world so often come to think of themselves as smarter than everyone else. In my experience, that’s rarely true. They have strengths and weaknesses like everyone else and most of them are not deep thinkers. If they were, they wouldn’t have focused so much of their life on something as dull as making a whole lot of money because there are a lot of compromises that go into achieving at that level.
The usual great thinking from one of our crackerjack CEOs. And her august opinion is solicited why, exactly?
Oh, yeah, because she’s a never-was from the Repub swamp….