National Center FEP Director Asks GE CEO About Tea Party Opposition to Corporate Politics

[irish501234]

Thank you Doctor Borelli, for taking on the huge CEOs of the corporate elite. It seems the leftists still must bring up George Bush and can't find common ground with fellow Americans but must continue the old left/right paradigm. It's time we all got past that and attacked the very core of the cause...public/private partnerships, corporations in bed with government, and greed and lust for power at the root of it all. Again, thank you to you and your lovely wife, Deneen! Go get 'em!

[kathyndan2]

In case you don't realize it, but the Tea Party people didn't evolve until after Bush. Had they been awoken when he was Pres, they would have been saying things to him. This is not partisan. Tea party people are from all parties and all walks of life. If the Koch Bros (who I know very little about) were at a Tea Party event so be it. All Tea Party groups are independent of each other, there is no leader.

[whoo689]

LMAO

WHAT "Tea Party opposition" to corporate politics?? The biggest tea partiers (or a tleast their backers) are CORPORATE leaders like the Koch brothers! But have many teabaggers said, "No, we don't want your help"? No... They were at a tea party conference not long ago with DAVID KOCH hosting it, and he was even at the podium the whole time, and they didn't say a word about it. The only 'anti-corporate' opposition I've seen from teabaggers is their opposition to TARP. That's it.

[whoo689]

As for this "opposition", where were teabaggers when BUSH aligned himself with dozens of corporations, including the contracts for Halliburton and Blackwater? Why didn't they say a thing about THAT if they "care so much" about corporate interests and presidents going together? It's silly partisan anti-left nonsense as usual.