America needs Jack Welch to become POTUS

[NeverEndingMe]

the man will come in and kick the shit out of the assholes in government. his mission will be to reduce costs, 86 the government ponzi plan, and fire 10% of all government asshole workers on day 60.

the IRS, well those people must be put in a prison.

next, fire all leadership and remove the government bureaucracy. jail or death will do ... then another 40% reduction of government employees.

Jack understand cash flow so he will kick some ass not like this panzi thing called obama

 

[BotanyBoy]

LOL whut???

 

[NeverEndingMe]

1. we need less government employees
2. we need to 86 the government ponzi plan aka pension
3. we need less government employees

 

[JudasIscariot]

Potus - is that a kind of dip?

 

[phrodeau]

You mean "fewer", dumdum.

 

[badbabysitter]

Jack Welch former CEO of General Electric

you know.. the same GE whose largest contractor and client is the US military

yup, neverendingderp.. we really need someone who built his vast wealth from the taxpayer

 

[NeverEndingMe]

Jack Welch former CEO of General Electric

you know.. the same GE whose largest contractor and client is the US military

yup, neverendingderp.. we really need someone who built his vast wealth from the taxpayer

but the man understands cash flow and that the enterprise must terminate the dead weight. a man like that could fire everyone on welfare and reduce the government head count by 40%... this would be awesome

 

[cowslinger64]

but the man understands cash flow and that the enterprise must terminate the dead weight. a man like that could fire everyone on welfare and reduce the government head count by 40%... this would be awesome

You are the epitome of dead weight there fatass....be careful what you wish for.

 

[Ishmael]

Emphatically "NO!" And for the very same reason that would have made Ross 'the little tyrant' Perot a horrible president.

CEO's of that stature rule their corporations, they do not govern. They would be writing 'Presidential Orders' on a scale that would make even Obama appear to be a piker. They would totally alienate the congress, much as Obama has done as well, bringing about a gridlock the likes of which we have yet to see.

The job of the president is to implement and enforce the laws passed by congress. And if a law is lacking, or in need of modification, it is his/her job to lobby congress in such a manner as to get that law passed/modified. It is not his/her job to make proclamations from on high. Further, a CEO has complete control of the corporations budget, that is NOT the case with the president. That control resides exclusively with the congress as well.

While Welch, operating in a corporate environment, might well be just the 'go to' guy to turn things around, he would most likely be totally ineffectual as a POTUS.

Ishmael

 

[cowslinger64]

CEO's of that stature rule their corporations, they do not govern. They would be writing 'Presidential Orders' on a scale that would make even Obama appear to be a piker. They would totally alienate the congress, much as Obama has done as well, bringing about a gridlock the likes of which we have yet to see.

The job of the president is to implement and enforce the laws passed by congress. And if a law is lacking, or in need of modification, it is his/her job to lobby congress in such a manner as to get that law passed/modified. It is not his/her job to make proclamations from on high. Further, a CEO has complete control of the corporations budget, that is NOT the case with the president. That control resides exclusively with the congress as well.

While Welch, operating in a corporate environment, might well be just the 'go to' guy to turn things around, he would most likely be totally ineffectual as a POTUS.

Ishmael

http://swampland.time.com/2012/08/23/the-party-of-no-new-details-on-the-gop-plot-to-obstruct-obama/

The Party of No: New Details on the GOP Plot to Obstruct Obama
By Michael Grunwald @MikeGrunwaldAug. 23, 201212 Comments
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House Majority Leader and House Budget Committee Chair Rep. Eric Cantor answers questions from reporters after speaking at a U.S. Chamber of Commerce event entitled Controlling Costs: The Price of Good Health July 12, 2011 in Washington, DC.

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TIME just published “The Party of No,” an article adapted from my new book, The New New Deal: The Hidden Story of Change in the Obama Era. It reveals some of my reporting on the Republican plot to obstruct President Obama before he even took office, including secret meetings led by House GOP whip Eric Cantor (in December 2008) and Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell (in early January 2009) in which they laid out their daring (though cynical and political) no-honeymoon strategy of all-out resistance to a popular President-elect during an economic emergency. “If he was for it,” former Ohio Senator George Voinovich explained, “we had to be against it.” The excerpt includes a special bonus nugget of Mitt Romney dissing the Tea Party.

But as we say in the sales world: There’s more! I’m going to be blogging some of the news and larger themes from the book here at TIME.com, and I’ll kick it off with more scenes from the early days of the Republican strategy of No. Read on to hear what Joe Biden’s sources in the Senate GOP were telling him, some candid pillow talk between a Republican staffer and an Obama aide, and a top Republican admitting his party didn’t want to “play.” I’ll start with a scene I consider a turning point in the Obama era, when the new President went to the Hill to extend his hand and the GOP spurned it.

On Jan. 27, 2009, House Republican leader John Boehner opened his weekly conference meeting with an announcement: Obama would make his first visit to the Capitol around noon, to meet exclusively with Republicans about his economic-recovery plan. “We’re looking forward to the President’s visit,” Boehner said.

The niceties ended there, as Boehner turned to the $815 billion stimulus bill that House Democrats had just unveiled. Boehner complained that it would spend too much, too late, on too many Democratic goodies. He urged his members to trash it on cable, on YouTube, on the House floor: “It’s another run-of-the-mill, undisciplined, cumbersome, wasteful Washington spending bill … I hope everyone here will join me in voting no!”

 

[NeverEndingMe]

except that government is out of control in terms of size, ineffective use and value.


we need someone to go in and kick the shit out of the IRS and other agencies

Emphatically "NO!" And for the very same reason that would have made Ross 'the little tyrant' Perot a horrible president.

CEO's of that stature rule their corporations, they do not govern. They would be writing 'Presidential Orders' on a scale that would make even Obama appear to be a piker. They would totally alienate the congress, much as Obama has done as well, bringing about a gridlock the likes of which we have yet to see.

The job of the president is to implement and enforce the laws passed by congress. And if a law is lacking, or in need of modification, it is his/her job to lobby congress in such a manner as to get that law passed/modified. It is not his/her job to make proclamations from on high. Further, a CEO has complete control of the corporations budget, that is NOT the case with the president. That control resides exclusively with the congress as well.

While Welch, operating in a corporate environment, might well be just the 'go to' guy to turn things around, he would most likely be totally ineffectual as a POTUS.

Ishmael

 

[Ishmael]

except that government is out of control in terms of size, ineffective use and value.


we need someone to go in and kick the shit out of the IRS and other agencies

No, we need someone that can convince the people to kick the shit out of congress to get things done.

Ishmael

 

[trysail]

the man will come in and kick the shit out of the assholes in government. his mission will be to reduce costs, 86 the government ponzi plan, and fire 10% of all government asshole workers on day 60.

the IRS, well those people must be put in a prison.

next, fire all leadership and remove the government bureaucracy. jail or death will do ... then another 40% reduction of government employees.

Jack understand cash flow so he will kick some ass not like this panzi thing called obama

Jack Welch is a fucking crook who should not be trusted.

He cooked GE's books using accounting gimmicks to grotesquely inflate the company's earnings in the late '90s.

He cashed in all the stock options, got the hell out of Dodge and dumped the rotten mess in Immelt's lap.



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[rippitydoo]

except that government is out of control in terms of size, ineffective use and value.


we need someone to go in and kick the shit out of the IRS and other agencies

Government may be in fact out of control in size & value.

But when it comes to ineffective use & kicking the crap out of people, let's find the right person for the job & tell them to start with you.

 

[badbabysitter]

but the man understands cash flow and that the enterprise must terminate the dead weight. a man like that could fire everyone on welfare and reduce the government head count by 40%... this would be awesome

yes.. he does understand cash flow

he understands that cash flows from the taxpayer into his pocket


why would he want to reduce welfare.. he lived on corporate welfare