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All that Money Carly is spending - 9/1/2010 3:33:37 AM

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to run for the Senate in Cali? Where do you think it came from?

Here's a clue:
Carly's sugar daddy - the USN

Carly's bribe by HP to go away:
"Second, as Californians struggle to pay their daily bills and watch their home equity disappear, Fiorina walked away from HP with a severance package estimated at between $20 and $40 million. Fiorina was paid nearly $180 million during her five-year HP tenure. After she was forced out, shareholders sued, claiming that the board of directors should have let them determine her final pay package."
Taxpayer ->Navy ->HP ->Carly ->buy Senate seat

Repugs really LOVE them no-bid contracts, don't they?

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RE: All that Money Carly is spending - 9/1/2010 7:48:04 AM

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Carly was a horrible CEO at HP. Her stint there earned her a spot on Conde Nast Portfolio's list of the 20 worst American CEO's ever.

BUT

What does any of this have to do with her? She was forced out at HP in 2005. HP took over this contract when they bought Electronic Data Systems in 2008. The main problem with the Navy systems is not HP's problem to begin with. The way things were set up and run were under the contract of Electronic Data Systems. Hp inherited the problem when they purchased the company.

Now hopefully HP and the Navy will get this sorted out.

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RE: All that Money Carly is spending - 9/1/2010 8:17:57 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Hippiekinkster

to run for the Senate in Cali? Where do you think it came from?

Here's a clue:
Carly's sugar daddy - the USN

Carly's bribe by HP to go away:
"Second, as Californians struggle to pay their daily bills and watch their home equity disappear, Fiorina walked away from HP with a severance package estimated at between $20 and $40 million. Fiorina was paid nearly $180 million during her five-year HP tenure. After she was forced out, shareholders sued, claiming that the board of directors should have let them determine her final pay package."
Taxpayer ->Navy ->HP ->Carly ->buy Senate seat

Repugs really LOVE them no-bid contracts, don't they?

You might do some research on Clinton's no bid contracts, and even overturning a lower competitive bid and granting the contract to......
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Halliburton.

Heres a clue: you cant get competiitive bids when there is only one company capable of performing a contract or willing to do it.

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RE: All that Money Carly is spending - 9/1/2010 8:22:57 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: flcouple2009

Carly was a horrible CEO at HP. Her stint there earned her a spot on Conde Nast Portfolio's list of the 20 worst American CEO's ever.

BUT

What does any of this have to do with her? She was forced out at HP in 2005. HP took over this contract when they bought Electronic Data Systems in 2008. The main problem with the Navy systems is not HP's problem to being with. The way things were set up and run were under the contract of Electronic Data Systems. Hp inherited the problem when they purchased the company.

Now hopefully HP and the Navy will get this sorted out.

she was horrible at Lucent as well. Henry Shacht did his best to move her around to minor consumer products groups where she couldnt do too much damage, while elevating her titles to avoid law suits. From that she earns the rep as "the most powerful woman in business".

But whats the problem with spending her own money, when Boxer spends money stolen from the taxpayers by propping up the family businesses?

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