When the employers are walking their “former” employees out the doors, maybe they should tell them that elections have consequences. Some good, some bad.
I think we’re seeing just the beginning of what will ultimately prove to be a major slowing of the economy and an unemployment rate of well over 10%.
The democrats, liberals and progressives will own the economy and no amount of “it’s Bush’s fault”, will get them off the hook. What we conservatives need to do is find a person who is capable of doing the job, jet doesn’t want the job, but would ultimately do it for the good of the country.
Most of all, it can’t be a politician or another lawyer. I’m thinking of a man similar to Lee Iacoca, former CEO of Chrysler, or another turn around specialist from business.
“What we conservatives need to do is find a person who is capable of doing the job, jet doesn’t want the job, but would ultimately do it for the good of the country.
Most of all, it can’t be a politician or another lawyer. I’m thinking of a man similar to Lee Iacoca, former CEO of Chrysler, or another turn around specialist from business.”
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I agree. I would like to see the party use a lottery style
draft to select a person who is obviously highly
qualified, but has not necessarily expressed a desire to run. I am ALWAYS suspicious of these people that are just frothing at the mouth to get nominated. They have almost
too much of an agenda. And usually too much ego.