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- Because by joining the board she has a fiduciary duty to protect the interests of the company, especially when those conflict with others including her person

by dzink 13y ago

- Because by joining the board she has a fiduciary duty to protect the interests of the company, especially when those conflict with others including her personal interest. - Because if CEO had to hire someone to help them do that, a former secretary of state would be one of the best choices (albeit Hillary might be a bit busy).

joshstrange 13y ago
>> Because by joining the board she has a fiduciary duty to protect the interests of the company And when serving as Secretary of State she had a responsibility to the American people but we see how well that worked out...
- dzink 13y ago
  The NSA grew under the Obama administration. Does that mean he needs to be crucified as well? There is no evidence whatsoever that Rice currently has a sinister agenda that goes against anything or anyone. Why crucify one of YC's best and his company for of hiring someone who knows and can get results?
  - joshstrange 13y ago
    >> There is no evidence whatsoever that Rice currently has a sinister agenda that goes against anything or anyone. Except her actions??? "Yes sir, I know we hired a mass murderer but damn does he get results!" Ability to produce "results" ! > morals (at least in my book and I am well aware that is not the same book that stockholders want you to use)