What makes someone intriguing?
What makes you take a few minutes to swing by someone else's workspace to hear what they have to say?
I have some employees and some co-managers that I try to contact as often as possible. They're usually up to something different, something out of the ordinary.
There are others who depress the living hell out of me, because when I ask them about their night, what they did with their lives, etc., they say that they went home and watched "Dancing With The Stars". To each his own, and all that, but we have a limited amount of time on this planet to define ourselves.
I think that former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson is intriguing. I think he has ideas about government that are different from almost anything else out there. Get out of other countries' bidness. Reduce the size of the military. Cut government by 43%. End the Drug War. End the ban on gay marriage. Gary Johnson will say these things in short, concise sound bites. Try to find a recording of someone from the Obama/Boehner team saying the same things in words anyone can understand.
I've hung out with Governor Johnson a couple of times and listened to him explain how he could have easily cut New Mexico's state government size in half, and no one woulda noticed.
Gary Johnson climbed Everest with a broken foot. He paraglides. Hops on his bike and goes a hundred miles every now and then. I sat beside him at our Joe T. Garcia's fundraiser, and they brought him a special order, one that someone had obviously arranged long ahead of time. This platter of meat made an Atkins Plan look like something from a donut shop. A serious carnivore, that Gary Johnson.
On the other hand, there's Barack H. Obama.
I swear, I think I can finish his sentences for him. At this point, I wouldn't go out of my way to hear his opinions on the NBA draft, much less his opinions on the economy, the unemployment rate, foreign relations, or the national debt.
He's an absolute failure on all of those issues. Why his blather is of interest to anyone is beyond me.
CNN just named Barack Obama the "Most Intriguing Person Of 2012".
What makes you take a few minutes to swing by someone else's workspace to hear what they have to say?
I have some employees and some co-managers that I try to contact as often as possible. They're usually up to something different, something out of the ordinary.
There are others who depress the living hell out of me, because when I ask them about their night, what they did with their lives, etc., they say that they went home and watched "Dancing With The Stars". To each his own, and all that, but we have a limited amount of time on this planet to define ourselves.
I think that former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson is intriguing. I think he has ideas about government that are different from almost anything else out there. Get out of other countries' bidness. Reduce the size of the military. Cut government by 43%. End the Drug War. End the ban on gay marriage. Gary Johnson will say these things in short, concise sound bites. Try to find a recording of someone from the Obama/Boehner team saying the same things in words anyone can understand.
I've hung out with Governor Johnson a couple of times and listened to him explain how he could have easily cut New Mexico's state government size in half, and no one woulda noticed.
Gary Johnson climbed Everest with a broken foot. He paraglides. Hops on his bike and goes a hundred miles every now and then. I sat beside him at our Joe T. Garcia's fundraiser, and they brought him a special order, one that someone had obviously arranged long ahead of time. This platter of meat made an Atkins Plan look like something from a donut shop. A serious carnivore, that Gary Johnson.
On the other hand, there's Barack H. Obama.
I swear, I think I can finish his sentences for him. At this point, I wouldn't go out of my way to hear his opinions on the NBA draft, much less his opinions on the economy, the unemployment rate, foreign relations, or the national debt.
He's an absolute failure on all of those issues. Why his blather is of interest to anyone is beyond me.
CNN just named Barack Obama the "Most Intriguing Person Of 2012".
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Time named him person of the year although I can't imagine why. Oh that's right, they kiss his posterior region along with the rest of the media.
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