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Plenty of people on this thread have commented on how much the guy makes and used it to undermine his argument. Given this, I'm not sure why you think the 'jux
by comatose_kid 18y ago
Plenty of people on this thread have commented on how much the guy makes and used it to undermine his argument. Given this, I'm not sure why you think the 'juxtaposition was invalid'.
I didn't say that tax payers shouldn't have a say on how the money is spent. But that doesn't excuse Libby from breaking his promise to his senior staff.
- noonespecial 18y agoI think the whole point is that Libby now can't keep his promises because he ruined his company, in part, by making such promises. I could promise you a gold plated Mercedes for making me a sandwich. The difference is that I haven't got one, and once I've eaten the sandwich, I can't just show up and ask Congress to spot me one to give you.