🚀 go-pugleaf

Marc Matteo wrote:
> 
> In article <35155F1E.5302@pacbell.net>, mhigby@pacbell.net wrote:
> 
> > According to published reports, Gray Davis is considered to be
> > emotionally unbalanced, is easily angered and has a nasty habit of doing
> > things like throwing ashtrays at aides and shoving his employees up
> > against walls when they piss him off.
> 
> Why is that bad?  Many of our leaders have... er... strong tempers.  I'd
> prefer that to a back-stabbling weasle who can't even face you.
> 
> Believe it or not, it's a Good Thing to actually tell someone they are
> doing a bad job.  None of that wussy PC crap, just point-blank.

There's a difference between honest, direct criticism and violence.  The
article I read about him, in any other life, Davis would have been
institutionalized.  I think its a good thing too to tell someone when
they f'up, and like you say, without all the fluffy stuff corporations
do these days.  However, I don't go for throwing things or slamming
people.
 
> I think I'll take another look at Davis.  (Hey you can't do any worse than
> Al "Vote for me because I like kids" Checci)

Davis is too liberal.