Niner

Five Leadership Lessons From Obama's First Month

like a reformed sinner I have seen the error of my ways and I'm now as reformed Republican. Mr Bush and his "pathological lies" did greatly influence my decision to reform.

I voted for Georgie the first time and not the second and I reserve the right to change my mind about President Obama come the next election. but, I sure do like what I hear from him.




On Mar 01 12:26 PM pacman1947 wrote:

> It would be informative to compare Bush with Obama on issues of leadership
> mistakes and style.
>
> Bush's appointees set entirely new standards for meeting low expectations.
> Of the more than 10,000 presidential appointees, I can think of none
> who jump out to the forefront of bright young stars or mental giants.
> They seem to me to have been a cadre of embarrassing disappointments.
>
>
> Bush was on vacation from the moment he was elected until 9/11. I
> recall he was reading a goat story while we were attacked.
>
> Bush's cowboy style and bullying tactics, destroying the lives of
> the poor and disenfranchising the weak display his greatest faults.
> His pathological lies led us to war and the loss of nearly all American
> prestige and credibility.
>
> Being a friend to Obama will lead you to greatness. Only enemies
> of Bush could aspire to that goal.
>
> Obama's greatest strength is that he takes on the powerful and the
> wealthy. He stands on his word and his ethics. He brings new ideas,
> vigor, and logic to the table. He believes in science and the promise
> of innovation. Bush was and is the exact opposite on all counts.
>
>
> CEOs and foreign leaders can learn from Obama, even in his mistakes.
> Bush learned and taught nothing, and refuses to admit mistakes. CEOs
> learned nothing from Bush, which is the reason that so many have
> run their companies into the ground.
>
> Good article here, in that you broach a touchy subject in today's
> world.