Posted: 4/22/15 at 5:20pm
Ousted HP CEO Carly Fiorina is reportedly launching her presidential campaign in 2 weeks
Posted: 4/22/15 at 5:25pm
I wonder why the headline doesn't refer to her as "fired, former HP CEO"?
Posted: 4/22/15 at 6:22pm
This is not realistic.
Posted: 4/23/15 at 2:01pm
I do not understand what she is trying to prove.
Posted: 4/23/15 at 2:36pm
"I do not understand what she is trying to prove."
That she's interested in Vice President, I imagine.
(Also, her argument that she lost her senate race because California is too liberal is bunk. California has had no problem electing Republicans to statewide office in the past. She just sucked as a candidate.)
Posted: 4/23/15 at 4:30pm
An early documentation of Carly's campaign spending strategy.
But you have to love her new slogan "I lost billions in shareholder value and did my best to destroy the culture at one of technology's most iconic companies. I want to do the same for America. Fiorina for President 2016".
Updated On: 4/23/15 at 04:30 PM
Posted: 4/23/15 at 4:42pm
The more the merrier, this one is almost as laughable as Palin, not quite.
Updated On: 4/23/15 at 04:42 PM
Posted: 4/23/15 at 4:52pm
I'd never vote for Fiorina in a heartbeat but to compare her to the nightmare known as Palin is absolutely laughable. Try forming some educated ideas when posting in the future instead of resorting to inaccurate hyperbole.
Posted: 4/23/15 at 4:58pm
Carly Fiorina is insignificant.
The one we have to worry about is Marco Rubio. He has the Koch money behind him, and it's working.
Posted: 4/23/15 at 5:06pm
I'll try Liza, you're straightening me out. Thank goodness you're here to rein my hype in.
Posted: 4/23/15 at 5:28pm
I, too, would agree with PalJoey's suggestion about Rubio although I will also say that he most likely ends up faltering by trying to keep his feet in the camps of both Tea Party and Establishment (it ain't gonna work...)
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