Rick Davis Tries To Defend Lobbyist Work

[0lord0kinbote0]

He depends entirely on gaining trust through established methods of manipulation. Anyone capable of seeing his tactics will call him a snake.

[study1]

McCain, in that town hall he spoke about, told those people that it was time for some "straight talk" that he couldn't stop the deal, and as a matter of fact he was sure it was going through.

Gee, what a surprise, John Stanley McStupid strikes again.

[nothankyoumam]

Rick Davis gets $600,000 for his successful efforts lobbying Senator McCain on behalf of DHL. That works out to $75 per head on the 8,000 Ohio workers who will be losing their jobs. Now that's change the Repugs can believe in!

[EntropyGuardian]

Free market at work. Maybe if the Ohio workers would work for less pay they would be keeping their jobs. Businesses aren't the only things that have to stay competitive, employees do as well.

[nothankyoumam]

That's easy to say when it's not your job on the line. How much less would you work for? Why is it that executive pay is never cut? Nine times out of ten, bad, short-sighted management is to blame for failing businesses, not workers' salaries. Yet these joker execs get huge golden parachutes worth tens of millions of dollars.

[cvjucla3]

This guy is a total dick.

[MonsterSound]

He got $600,000 from DHL. I guess that 600k did the trick. Too bad about the thousands of unemployed though.

[kevinthe1st]

hhmmm..... what is that funny smell..???

bratwurst in the DHL boardroom ,thousands of freshly unemployed Ohio residents{I wonder how many regret their 2004 presidential choice now}.....or more mccain campaign bullshit?

they regurgitate talking points

you decide

[CaptainYellowShirt13]

that guy's nose looks like a rat's...

And he is a fucking rat so its fitting.

God do I hate republican rationale and explanations. I get so confused at wtf they are trying to say cus its full of such malarkey that i end up getting lost