You should check out the Wiki on Fiorina (not the
article, the talk page…it’s hilarious, some Fiorina
apologist has stymied the whole process repeatedly and
gotten away with it!...enter political operative…he
won’t even admit the language the Fiorina was totally
fired, fired, fired…he actually want to soften the
wording to “resigned”...)

Maybe she would qualify to clean up after elephants?

Ms. Fiorini:  HP CEO who sullied the good reputation of HP.  Isn’t this the same
woman who decided to fire thousands of loyal HP employees?  Isn’t this the same
woman who after letting go those employees took a multimillion dollar severance
package and left HP floundering?
I hope she does run for Senate.  When the public is reminded of her self serving
leadership and the cost of American employment there will be cause for pause. 
How arrogant - she honestly thinks with her corporate leadership that she is
qualified to run for political office?

ChaoticGood,

You mean Freddy Kruger, Jack the ripper supposedly killed prostitutes, unless your sweet 16 party is of a different nature. Though, politicians as a whole, could seem to suggest either, Jack or Freddy as role models.

Ps ....

What we really need is two things.  One is for Ms. Carly to run strong enough to make it a close race.

The other is a strong, independent pro-peace, pro-single payer candidate in the General Election. 

When the last takes so many votes away from Miss Corporate Democrat, she’ll come begging to us asking ‘what do we want?’ to get out of the race and let her keep her feudal Senate seat.

When she comes asking ‘what do we want?’, that’s the day we start to get a bit of what we want.  Want to end the war?  Want single-payer?  That’s how to do it.  Make miss corporate democrat come begging to us to keep her job.

Just what we need.  A corporate CEO in the Senate.

Was she the HP exec who got caught spying on people a year or so ago?

Lest we forget, Carly was John McCain’s campaign economic adviser at one point - and was given the boot similarly to the way HP ditched her.  She stated that none of the presidential candidates (including McCain) had any notion of finance.  Of course, HP gave her a multi-million-dollar going away present.  (I have never quite figured out how CEOs get such huge checks for being inept. HP’s stock price dropped by half under her “leadership”.)  60 Minutes even did an interview with former HP head/board member Tom Perkins who was instrumental in dumping Carly - the gist was that Carly was less than useful at HP.  Conde Nast magazine listed her among “The 20 Worst CEOs Of All Time” and industry rags printed similar assessments of her abilities. 
  Some would say that “cream rises to the top”.  Others might say that “effluvient floats”.

Oh dear…that illusion of choice again. Shall we vote
frying pan or fire? On the one hand we have the
cheerful nonentity Boxer, and on the other, the
profoundly corrupt wrecker of industry and globalist
tool Fiorina. What a dilemma.

Anyone for an independent candidate? Or maybe just
spoil your ballot. If forced at gunpoint to pick one of
the other, I would simply go with the “virtually anyone
other than Fiorina”! Boxer may not be quite the hard
hitter, but at least she’s not pure evil.

OMG, I hope the Republicans really get behind Carli.  She will really show the whole country how to make America better.  Its like inviting “Jackie the Ripper” to your sweet sixteen party.
What a hoot….

Let’s hope she doesn’t do to California and the country what she did to Hewlett-Packard.