Climbing the company ladder from sales representative to leading project officer, her first high profile assignment was to supervise the reconsolidation of AT&T’s Western Electric and Bell Labs into their own separate company in 1996. Fiorina’s success from the project would earn the company $3 billion.
Johnson Isn’t Perfect, but Trump and Clinton are Even Worse By: Elias J. Atienza Libertarian Republicans and liberty-minded Republicans need to look to Gary Johnson when voting for the presidency. Johnson may not be the ideal choice, as he is iffy on religious freedom, but he’s a proven governor who is fiscally responsible, socially tolerant, and…
Gowdy Silents Critics: “We’ve Broken New Ground” Trey Gowdy and his select committee on Benghazi seemed to have been thrown under the bus by House Majority Leader, Kevin McCarthy, when McCarthy had this to say about the investigation: “Everybody thought Hillary Clinton was unbeatable, right?” McCarthy, who was lined up to be the next speaker, said…
2. Rand Paul During the 2016 Republican Primary In the 2016 presidential election, Senator Rand Paul launched his bid for the Republican nomination. Though running on a Republican ticket, Senator Paul had adopted many libertarian principles into his campaign. He consistently finished between third and sixth among 19 other GOP contenders, yet Fox News frequently…
[dropcap size=small]C[/dropcap]all Marco Rubio whatever you wish, but the label of “theocrat” might just have to wait. In a recently surfaced video, the 2016 presidential candidate was asked by an atheist to explain how he would go about upholding the constitutional rights of all Americans, the non-believers and non-Christians included. Rubio, who has infamously run…
Rachel Stoltzfoos CNN’s Jake Tapper took an approach to moderating the second GOP debate that contrasted sharply with that of the Fox News debate: pit the candidates against each other. The strategy, albeit unorthodox and interesting, produced questionable results. Tapper said the goal was to inspire back and forth between candidates “where they disagree — on…
Guy Bentley Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is viewed as the least honest and trustworthy of all Democratic and Republican candidates, according to the latest YouGov poll. Asked whether they think Clinton is honest and trustworthy, 56 percent of respondents say she is not. A little more than a quarter of those polled think…