Well, the excerpt does not state what percentage was in matching contributions, only the percentage of assets invested in the stock. So there might be no contradiction. But given the 89% figure, and the stock price action over a longer period as opposed to just the 10 days, is the statement false and misleading? Was Clinton ever false and misleading?
Brooks Jackson said only 11 percent were matched stocks.
Suggestion for those getting their gizzards in an uproar about O'Niell and Evans' performance on the morning talks. Read
Good to Great by Jim Collins. Its a study of the factors that differentiate
long term successful corporations from their mediocre counterparts. Leadership qualities are modesty, determination and long term defined focus. Charisma and dramatic action are negative correlates(think Lee Iaccoca and Carly Fiorina). The Bush administration has these qualities from the top down the line.
Qualities that make you memorable on Meet the Press are not those that make for great leadership. If the economy does well nothing Donaldson or Mcaulliffe say will account for piddle.
Think 1 do these guys have what it takes to keep the government from ruining the economy?
2Did anyone draw blood?
If the answers and yes and no relax and enjoy your Sunday.