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2016 Postmortem

jmowreader

(50,552 posts)

14. That is a pesky difference...

Reply to SalviaBlue (Reply #13)

Sun Jul 8, 2012, 08:36 PM

Jul 2012

and, unfortunately, the guy the Republicans are running isn't even all that good at making profit. Lining his own pockets, sure. Making the companies he bought profitable? Only in about half the buys he made.

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It is time to run Congress like a private business [View all] jmowreader Jul 2012 OP

Well said. MrSlayer Jul 2012 #1

LOL! Suich Jul 2012 #2

Proper business of Congress and improper business of corporations shanen Jul 2012 #3

Corporations have NO 'rights' ... only entitlements. TahitiNut Jul 2012 #4

So how would you word it? shanen Jul 2012 #6

The problem (imho) is that a Constitutional Amendment is unnecessary and far too high a hurdle. TahitiNut Jul 2012 #7

"Like the thread and your jokes were good"? ashling Jul 2012 #8

If this post is "ranting in the dark" then the whole of DU is doing the same demwing Jul 2012 #12

They would be escorted out by security, carrying their cardboard box of personal items... rfranklin Jul 2012 #5

I've believed pretty much the same thing for a while now Proud Liberal Dem Jul 2012 #9

Excellent Point! Moral Compass Jul 2012 #10

Except for that pesky difference that corporations have the #1 job of making profit SalviaBlue Jul 2012 #13

That is a pesky difference... jmowreader Jul 2012 #14

In private business you don't spend millions of dollars trying to influence the hiring manager Telly Savalas Jul 2012 #11