What exactly would a Romney presidency have been like? Yes, of course it would have been horrible, we know that. But in what specific WAYS would have it been horrible? See, now we know the answer to this question, because Romney Readiness Project, the Republican candidate’s transition organization (known in certain circles as R2P) has published a 138-page
I'd love to know how it came to be that speechwriting was "care and feeding" operation as distinct from a "packaging and selling" operation.
Also apparently the people around Romney thought only 1/3 of what the White House does is "policy", with the remaining 2/3rds being activities for the exclusive benefit of the President himself. Wow.
We must be team players, ready to do the heavy lifting that will help us generate client-focused solutions that will empower those in the loop to incentivize result-driven market based priorities
Those willing to go the extra mile and push the envelope will reap the value-added build out of a broad-based paradigm shift designed to peel back the onion and ramp it up to the next level.
I'm glad we can put that one to bed, as it is primarily a back of the napkin vision statement. We should touch base in order to capitalize on this mission-critical opportunity. The roll-out must have a strategic focus on the cross-functional customer-driven component of our core business in order to deploy our best practices to achieve our big picture bottom line...
That's good.
"Yeah, I'm going to need you to redesign this Jump To Conclusions mat in a circular form, for my new office."
I'd love to know how it came to be that speechwriting was "care and feeding" operation as distinct from a "packaging and selling" operation.
Also apparently the people around Romney thought only 1/3 of what the White House does is "policy", with the remaining 2/3rds being activities for the exclusive benefit of the President himself. Wow.
All this corporate stuff is awful, but it was the meatloaf cakes that would have destroyed the nation.
We must be team players, ready to do the heavy lifting that will help us generate client-focused solutions that will empower those in the loop to incentivize result-driven market based priorities
Those willing to go the extra mile and push the envelope will reap the value-added build out of a broad-based paradigm shift designed to peel back the onion and ramp it up to the next level.
I'm glad we can put that one to bed, as it is primarily a back of the napkin vision statement. We should touch base in order to capitalize on this mission-critical opportunity. The roll-out must have a strategic focus on the cross-functional customer-driven component of our core business in order to deploy our best practices to achieve our big picture bottom line...
this.
well, it kinda makes sense. he was that asshole boss we've all had...
Format C:
<i>IT&#039;S R-MONEY&#039;S AMERICA; WE ARE JUST LIVING IN IT</i>
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA actually we&#039;re not.
Then she summoned Consuela, the #3 Housekeeper, to play My Little Dancing Ponies with her. Consuela is her bestest friend!
&quot;Do you need help with that?&quot;
we got a mission accomplished statement instead
you didn&#039;t build that slide
Also included: plans to purchase Bolivia in a leveraged debt scheme.
Getting the Social Secuity fund into the Cayman Islands was never going to be easy -- notice how they just glossed over the hard parts?
R2P2- the sad little robot that Lucas left in the trash heap