Oh, look, something fell down and Fiorina was fortunate enough to walk away unscathed. It’s a metaphor for Lucent and HP.

The signs of brain disease found in deceased football players - including high school and college players - is pretty worrying:

Except that part of the purported reason for the program was to get less-fuel-efficient cars, and older cars that were generating more air pollution off the roads. So replacing them with highly-polluting VWs is completely contrary to the stated goal of the program.

Of course, the stated goal was horseshit. If that had…

A deluxe Death Star and Millenium Falcon, and he’d be pretty much done.

This coming from the person who’s company evaded US sanctions against Iran and made hundreds of millions of dollars selling equipment through a subsidiary, denied it, and later she said it was a good thing.

I don’t think she’s on speaking terms with “honesty”.

Seriously, there’s no question that rights - and reponsibilities - aren’t for Christians only. George Washington knew it.

Carly Fiorina has gone through life pretty much avoiding serious personal consequences for things she’s done professionally. I can’t imagine she doesn’t believe it will continue. After all, the “cut” in her compensation that she got by going from Lucent to HP pretty much vanished when Lucent’s stock later tanked -…

Someone should send them a DVD copy of Greg the Bunny. They’d probably clutch their pearls hard enough to decapitate themselves.

Maybe they just realized that this kid’s test scores were something they didn’t want to lose. And his leaving doesn’t give them a chance to improve their public image.

Does it require a written and/or “road” test?

This is why I bring a really bright LED flashlight with us on any trip, and before we dump our stuff all over the hotel room, I check around the matresses, headboard, near the bed, behind the “art” hanging over the bed, etc. for ANYTHING that looks odd.

Clark University has an entire department of Geography. It’s more than you’d think based on K-12 “geography”.

Not nearly enough departments routinely test officers for this. It’s not required in a lot of states.

“Curated food crafting kits”?

Oh, that’s so sad. I’m picturing someone holding the package, aping happyness with a rictus grin on their face, trying to ignore that yawning chasm of emptiness inside that’s threatening to engulf their entire psyche. Or, with the same facial expression, trying to feign delight at getting…

It’s perfect. She’s actually speaking in pure, unadulturated “dog-whistle”. There’s nothing else! Her speeches are nearly 100% devoid of information, but they’re chock full of meaning to folks who like her and believe the things she does.

It’s fucking brilliant. Horrifying, but she’s always going to have an audience,…

Holy crap, they’ve actually made the Surface Pro 3 look affordable for what you get (including pen & keyboard). I mean, I’m not going to buy a Surface Pro 3 unless I suddenly get a financial windfall that allows be to buy an additional computing device for over a grand for “just sometimes”. But it’s a really, really…

Or the only pharmicist within hours of driving in a one-traffic-light town.

That’s part of the issue - a lot of these companies have done scummy, unprincipled things in the past, and they’ll do it again. What folks interested in food additive safety should be doing is pushing for a European-style system for approving food additives. They have to demonstrate the utility of the additive or it…

There may be areas of her life where she demonstrates intelligence. This isn’t one of those?

I really can’t figure this sort of idiocy out. Either these fuckers don’t believe a word of it, know that this isn’t how it can work, but their personal income is so tied to pandering to this point of view that they just stick to it. Or, they genuinely don’t understand even the most basic pieces of this country’s…