21 Jul 10
Originally posted by Hugh GlassSo the day after he demanded the resignation and then put out a statement defending his actions is now of course backpedalling faster than Michael Phelps.
Today I watched the man admit he made a hasty decision, and appologized for it. Done deal, drop the whole thing hey?
He supposedly has offered to hire her back. He should be forced to hire her back at a significant raise -except the raise should be taken out of his paycheck.
21 Jul 10
Originally posted by PsychoPawneveryone makes mistakes,, probably not as high profile as this one though. If she goes back, she will have some benefits we probably won't hear about.
So the day after he demanded the resignation and then put out a statement defending his actions is now of course backpedalling faster than Michael Phelps.
He supposedly has offered to hire her back. He should be forced to hire her back at a significant raise -except the raise should be taken out of his paycheck.
21 Jul 10
Originally posted by Hugh GlassThe main mistake here was the ridiculous reactionary panic of Vilsac and the administration. They were so trusting of these sources (which aren't exactly known for having a pro-obama bias or even a neutral bias) that they acted impetuously on it without taking the opportunity to find out the real facts out of fear of the political fallout.
everyone makes mistakes,, probably not as high profile as this one though. If she goes back, she will have some benefits we probably won't hear about.
They deserve this egg on their face and I hope this teaches them to replace their spine with something other than a wet noodle.
21 Jul 10
Originally posted by PsychoPawnin an interview I saw this morning, Sherrod didn't seem like she wanted to be hired back -- she seemed to feel very betrayed by the whole ordeal.
So the day after he demanded the resignation and then put out a statement defending his actions is now of course backpedalling faster than Michael Phelps.
He supposedly has offered to hire her back. He should be forced to hire her back at a significant raise -except the raise should be taken out of his paycheck.
21 Jul 10
Originally posted by MelanerpesWell, I definitely understand her not taking the offer. Of course she feels betrayed by the whole thing, she pretty much was.
in an interview I saw this morning, Sherrod didn't seem like she wanted to be hired back -- she seemed to feel very betrayed by the whole ordeal.