Management vs. leadership

Joe — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 21:30:56 GMT

Hmmm...wasn't that what Obama said. But of course you guys called it a gaff and Hillary was so right to jump back on him about her ability to manage blah blah....

Management vs. leadership

StopwatchingMSNBC, Rochester, NY — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 21:32:28 GMT

Two days ago, Hillary Clinton got a huge endorsement from one of the most powerful Governors in the country, Gov. Rendell of PA and MSNBC gave it two lines. Today Hillary got the endorsement from the NY Times and not one mention from MSNBC and no mention from CNN. The NY Times is the paper of record in this country and yet MSNBC finds that it's not worthy to let anyone know about it. MSNBC is a shameless water carrier for Obama, and that's fine, but to not give any press to these two major endorsements is just beyond shameless. Suddenly, MSNBC has become Fox news. It's too bad. MSNBC used to be balanced in it's coverage but it's now so anti Hillary, that it refuses to report the news that may or may not help people make up their minds on who to vote for. So here is the NYTimes article if anyone wants to read it.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/25/opinion/25fri1.html

Shame on NBC and MSNBC.

Management vs. leadership

Reeci Richards, Sarasota, Florida — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 21:38:29 GMT

McCain can "act" however he wants - the truth is, he is an angry, old man who is desperately trying to show momma he can be president.

His integrity went out the window after he left his wife after she was hurt in an auto accident for a younger model.

Management vs. leadership

D. Olsen — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 22:00:21 GMT

I agree with Governor Romney. McCains leadership experience in Washington has been very disappointing.
The Senator needs to realize, but might not since he hasn't had a real job in the workplace, that CEO's are not managers, they're leaders. A Governor is not a manager, they are a leader. Mitt Romney's leadership in guiding the International Olympic Games of 2002 through their most difficult and tumultuous time, where Olympic Sponsors had cancelled their support in the wake of the scandal and was going to leave the games in bankruptcy before they began, was inspirational. Mitt was asked to take the healm and turn the International Olympic Games around, which he did, by showing leadership and volunteering his time for years and asking others to do the same. He found new sponsors and showed tremendous leadership by showing 56 million dollars in profit at the end of the most successful Olympic Games in history. It was an outstanding example of leadership that host cities since have been striving to duplicate. He inspired everyone to Light the Fire Within and never allow it to be extinguished. That is true inspiration Mr. McCain, not sitting on a senate commerce committee.

Management vs. leadership

D. Olsen, Draper, Ut. — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 22:08:16 GMT

Are you guys, who approve these comments off this weekend? Nothing is posted from Jan. 26 and you have not posted my comments yet.

Management vs. leadership

Pat — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 03:47:24 GMT

What if Democratic Party members don't want to be passed to Obama by Kennedy?

That's pretty presumptive given Kennedy's long history with the Democratic Party.