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> Trying to get favors for own company or industry is not the same as fighting the administration. Why would a company "fight the administration"? That sounds
by refurb 1y ago
> Trying to get favors for own company or industry is not the same as fighting the administration.
Why would a company "fight the administration"? That sounds like a recipe for bankruptcy.
- watwut 1y agoTake it to the person who claimed their CEO is doing that fight. My argument was that their CEO is not fighting anything. > Why would a company "fight the administration"? That sounds like a recipe for bankruptcy. Just for the record, I agree that this administration is abusing power right and left. And also that it reflects very badly on those who support it or defend it.
- refurb 1y agoI think you’re all over the place and unfocused on the matter at hand. The original comment was that CEOs are pushing back. It’s just not done in the public sphere. At least at my company, the CEO is satisfied the administration understands their concerns.
- watwut 1y agoYeah, and my comment is that they are not pushing back. CEO are trying to get favors for themselves from easy to corrupt administration. That is not pushing back. That is playing along while wanting credit for silent push back that never happened.
- refurb 1y agoFor having zero knowledge of the interaction, you seem rather confident of how it went down.