Thread: Ted Cruz to pick Carly Fiorina as vice president if he wins Republican nomination

I love that statement Lorrie! Perfect.

Oh yeah, another thing, (it'll be fun raising Carly from the dead), remember that Carly Fiorina while head of HP sold printers to Iran when the US wasn't supposed to be selling anything to Iran except food and survival stuff because of SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAN. She got around the sanctions by ... yes you got it .... selling the HP printers through a foreign subsidiary. Someone really should look into that, because I believe that is a "loophole" that doesn't really exist and she may well be on the criminals list with Hillary.

Cruz claims that "Donald" doesn't understand foreign policy especially with Iran because "Donald" doesn't understand the Ayatollah Khomeini, while he, Ted Cruz, does understand the Ayatollah Khomeini.

Well, I don't know how important t is to "understand the Ayatollah Khomeini, but I do know how important it is to understand trade sanctions as a means to preventing the development of nuclear weapons. It's difficult to design nuclear weapons without printers.

I wonder how voters will feel about Carly helping Iran out with printers to design nuclear weapons and a host of other bad things, including printing out their propaganda and other bad things?

Another thing which Cruz's speech just repeated, Carly lied about her career misleading everyone to believe that she started her career working as a secretary and moved her way up through the corporate ladder. This isn't true on any level.

She worked as a receptionist or secretary as a real state office during the summer while she was going to college. She has 2 degrees her first husband paid for. After that, then she applied for a job with AT&T and entered that company at a very high level because at the time corporations were under pressure to hire more women and do so in ways that would elevate them quickly. That's where she met her second husband who was in an even higher level of management at the time and off she went and then eventually becoming CEO of Hewlett-Packard and her husband left ATT to support her and raise his two kids by another marriage.

When people read that you worked your way up from secretary to CEO, they believe and rightly so that you started your job with the company as a secretary or in the typing pool and from there worked you way up. No one believes that every college student in the United States worked their way up from part-time jobs while you're in college as the same thing.

This is the Lyin' Ted and Lyin' Carly team. What a road show, albeit a short one, it will be to RIP in the Losers Bin in California.

So I hope all the women who actually did work their way up through corporations starting at lower level positions and working very hard to show these companies their talent and potentials who did achieve promotions and trail-blaze the road for women in Corporate America remember that Fiorina is not one of you, she's one of the ones who flew in on your coat-tails and basically started at the top because you proved the hard, long way that women are as capable and can do many things we had previously been denied the opportunity to do.

Oh God, here's Ted lying about Carly "struggling" through the work place. This woman didn't struggle at all. She destroyed a company and walked away with a fortune in parachute pay.

Disgusting.

Caitlyn Jenner Trump's V.P. ?

Scott Brown for Trump VP.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Caitlyn Jenner Trump's V.P. ?

I actually think Cruz would be good for a Trump VP.

Cruz knows how the DC elites play the Washington game, secret backdoor deals and the
many manipulations played on the Floor to block a Bill or get it passed.

I think Cruz's knowledge would come in handy for Trump.

Since we are on the topic.....

Jeff Sessions for Secretary of the Homeland Security

Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, ICE Director, U.S. Immigration and Border Protection

Ben Carson as The U.S. Surgeon General

Chris Christie, U.S. Attorney General, The United States Department of Justice (DOJ)

There are a lot of good people who know how the legislative game works better than Cruz without all the Cruz baggage.

Scott Brown was in the US Senate for 3 years.

Scott Brown was also a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives for 6 years and then the Massachusetts Senate for another 6 years.

Scott Brown was also in the US Army National Guard for 35 years, from 1979 to 2014, and rose to the level of Colonel in the JAG Unit.

Scott Brown graduated cum laude from Tufts University with a BA in history, and from Boston College Law School.

Scott Brown is the perfect Vice President for Donald Trump, he's spearheaded Veterans issues, he received an award for response to 9/11, he's an outstanding and extraordinary everyman with more talent than has been used, more courage than has been called upon, more decency than has been recognized, he's man that's got your back, a friend and associate you can trust with your life, and loves this country every bit as much as we do.

He also has pizazz. For a $1000 to help pay for law school, he entered the Cosmopolitan Magazine's contest for America's Sexiest Man, and won. When his parents divorced, his mother had to use welfare. He was also abused at a youth camp.

Scott Brown is the perfect VP candidate for Trump. Brains, heart, military experience, legislative experience (federal and state), law degree, moderate, articulate, 2 daughters, small business experience, and the intelligence to know Trump is the One, and the first person from the Congress sitting or former, to endorse Trump because Brown knows we've got to secure our borders, stop illegal immigration and fix our trade deals.

Check him out:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Brown

Ann Coulter refers to Donald Trump as the Alpha Male, and I would agree with her.

Scott Brown is a quieter version of the same type of person, the perfect version to serve as VP.

We need a Vice President and President with this inner strength and self-confidence mixed with the common sense, intelligence and unwavering loyalty to the American People that both Trump and Brown have.

As a woman who started out in the hi-tech industry as a secretary in the 70's it was hard no matter what degree you had. We did not have to fight just the good old boy club, but we also had to fight foreign cultures that did not respect woman. I watched over and over as intelligent qualified woman were brought in as management, only to be eaten up and spit out. I watched and I learned. We shared tapes of empowerment for woman. How to work within the old boy club, how to take charge. We took courses on reading a person's body language and the use of words and the most important lesson we learned was networking. Yes we worked hard and we did trail-blaze, but unless you have walked in our shoes nobody knows what sacrifices we made to work our way up to management. But the one thing we knew as woman was it made no difference where you started out in the climb to the top it was a fight. It makes no difference that I don't personally care for Carly, I will not judge her.

You are very kind Monterey Sherry. I have some basic issues with Fiorina based on her performance at HP and some of her stances. That she is a woman should not give her a pass. JMO.

http://www.alipac.us/f9/carly-fiorin...graphy-323698/

http://www.alipac.us/f9/fiorina-sing...zation-323381/

http://www.alipac.us/f9/carly-fiorin...ship-t-323273/

She could be the biggest rat in the world, woman or not. I am just saying that I have seen way to many woman in management in the hi-tech industry set up for failure.