Fiorina: U.S. jobs no birthright 4506

We must all "rise to challenge" so the CEO can get more money and more political power.

But not once does anyone stop and ask "Why do I want to compete with people who are poorer than me?".

We will NEVER get out of this mess until the CEO's and owners of companies understand that THEY are not enbreastled to an income at the expense of the actual producers.

Nothing wrong with this statement, but when you destroy the wages paid to those who would seek such education you are simply shooting everyone in the foot.

That is all well and good. They can produce stuff for their people and we can produce stuff for our people. If they can deliver goods to us cheaper than we can make them then we should buy theirs. But that is a WE. Not just the officers of the companies that want control over the producers in these other nations. IF Mr. CEO wants to tell the Chinese producers what to do them Mr. CEO should become a Chinese citizen and stay outside the US congressional lobby.

Right now, winning is based on destroying American wages and buying more and more control of the congress.

That increases the take for the owners. It is strange that these owners would attack her.

Bull's-eye.

I think the CEO's need to make a lot of money so they can use it to bribe the congress.

Good on em! Why do we need CEO's here then?

H1B crushing of wages while CEO's continue to haul in the loot will not help. You will get a lot of MBA's and no engineers.

Stop H1B and outsource the CEO's and you will solve the problem.

Yes. CEO's should be selling insurance and such.

Yes. Outsource the CEO's. HP should simply go broke. That would make things a lot better for the real producers in the USA. The stuff made by HP can be made elsewhere. no reason to pay American CEO's, and no reason to pay HP shareholders. They can learn a new trade like fixing the potholes in the streets.

All we need. Another Repugnican.

-- "I know no safe depository of the ultimate powers of society but the people themselves; and if we think them not enlightened enough to exercise their control with a wholesome discretion, the remedy is not to take it from them, but to inform their discretion by education." - Thomas Jefferson