It was one wild week with everyone jumping through
hoops including Fox News management, as they seemed to bow, at least slightly
to Donald Trump's complaints about fair treatment.
Biggest winner of the debates is Carly Fiorina, note I below that I am a contributor to her
campaign, who was stellar in her early debate appearance.
The next question for the Republican Party may well
be which CEO should they be the most concerned about.
I like Carly. As soon as the media quits harping on
the people she laid off at Hewlett Packard and starts listening to her solid
answers to questions on major issues her true qualities for the office of President
will become obvious.
Some may think it is a bit of a stretch but both
Trump and Fiorina would govern in an entirely different way. They would
assemble outstanding staffs of non-political operatives to address key issues
and political operatives to deal with the political process.
Both of them would have the ability to attract the
best and brightest to public service and then maybe we would actually get some
solutions to the massive problems we face. Both abhor bureaucracy and would
work to reduce it.
Trump could attract tremendous talent but the Trump
administration would probably look like the Apprentice
on steroids. Turnover in a Trump administration would likely be high, since
every time someone really screwed up the Donald would simply fire them. What
refreshing thought in government.
Fiorina has already said she would immediately begin
reducing the size of government by not replacing retiring federal employees.
Once they begin to realize that they will actually have to work, retirements
should really pick up.
None of this is as simple as either candidate would
make it sound but Fiorina has done the downsizing piece on large scale and
knows the ins, outs and pitfalls. Her exposure to world leaders fits well and
there is no question of her commitment to this Country.
More than likely as Carly Fiorina continues to layout
specifics, develop positions, rise in the poles and media coverage she and
Trump will collide. It could just be at this next debate. Watching the CEOs
battle will be a whole lot more entertaining than watching Bush argue with
anyone.
Then there is the most terrible thing that any
Republican party boss or operative could imagine.
A Trump/Fiorina merger.....OMG
Unlikely?
Impossible? Probably. But it is
an intriguing thought since the President cannot "fire" the vice president.
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