[ElectionInspector]

Yeah, definitely a sharp woman.

....hmmmm, only if you think it’s sharp to run two companies into the ground! HP had to pay here $50MM to go away, and as a shareholder, many were glad they did since the stock then tripled after she was ousted. NO leadership, complete narcissist who traveled with corp paid make up and hair people just to make a speech. Bad decision maker and not able to work with a smart, tech saavy Board. Couldn’t beat the dumber BoxofRocks for CA Senate because she is also a bad campaigner.... Make her an Ambassador where she can’t do any damage

ymmv

[cripplecreek]

Thanks but I can make my own decisions.

[HusbandMan]

And if she gets any traction or really starts beating up on Hillary, the press will open that can of worms.

[Steve_Seattle]

"HP had to pay here $50MM to go away, and as a shareholder, many were glad they did since the stock then tripled after she was ousted."

Well, maybe, but I won't ever buy another HP product. The last HP printer I bought was a piece of crap, and that was well after Fiorina was gone.

[Dave W]

She is a very good campaigner and I know you hate her, but you lie. She lost to Boxer by only 10 points in a state that a republican will win perhaps once every 50 years. She held Boxer to 52 points and Carly gathered 42 points. That is nothing to be embarrassed about.

I have found folks like you to have had a personal connection. My guess is that you or someone close to you was laid off at HP. Anyway, I am sorry about that, but the WSJ wrote an article several months ago giving her credit for the good things happening at HP. As is often the case, the results started to accumulate after she left. Oh by the way, she defends herself beautifully and has done so many times. I know that makes you angry, but that's how it works. Grow up and get over it.

[Moonman62]

Regardless, she’s done some great interviews, and has handled the liberal jackals in the media very well, which is unusual for a Republican.