title>Los Angeles Times Pressmens 20 Year Club: Meg Whitman for Governor
Los Angeles Times Pressmens 20 Year Club
Thursday, November 19, 2009
  Meg Whitman for Governor

Meg's business acumen uniquely qualifies her to rescue California from it's current economic crisis.

Let's make history by electing California's first female Governor. Meg is a proven job creator who gets technology, she know how to balance a budget, and is committed to our public schools. Now is the time to look forward - not backwards.

Please let me know if you'd like to meet Meg at one of her upcoming Hollywood stops. She is smart, dynamic and truly inspirational. You will leave with no doubt that she is the right leader for this challenging time.

Thank you in advance!

Brian Quintana
www.americandreamfilms.com
323-251-5125 (cell)


Meg At A Glance

eBay President & CEO

In 10 years Meg grew the company from 30 employees and $4 Million in revenue to 15,000 employees and $8 Billion in revenue


Prior Leadership Positions

Disney
Hasbro
FTD
Procter & Gamble
Stride Right Corporation
Bain & Company

Education

Harvard Business School
Princeton Economics Degree
Public Schools K-12

Family

Meg's husband of 30 years, Griff Harsh IV, is a neurosurgeon at Stanford University Medical Center
Meg and Griff have 2 college‐age sons, Griff and Will

Public Recognition

Meg is one in seven women to be consistently ranked among the world's most influential people by Time Magazine
Business Week has included her on its list of the 25 most powerful business managers every year since 2000
Fortune ranked her the most powerful woman in business in 2004 and 2005
The Wall Street Journal named her one of the “50 Women to Watch” in 2005

Campaign Website

www.megwhitman.com
 
Comments:
Meg Whitman looks good on paper; however, she is "more of the same". She is a supporter of the elite class in this country (and so is Carly Fiorina).

Almost everyone who comes to this blog is middle-class or working-class. You are a person whose wages, benefits, and job security has been undermined by people like Whitman and Fiorina who believe that one small fraction of the US population should own and control everything, and the others (us) should have creature comforts but no real ownership or power.

Do not vote these kind of people into public office. Corporate CEOs and members of corporate boards have one job: Making sure more and more of YOUR money continues to find its way into the pockets of the elite.

If you don't believe me, find one credible source that believes that the gap between rich and poor has grown smaller in the last 30 years. There are none. You are not better off. CEOs are better off, but you aren't. Don't put another CEO into public office.
 
To say "Let's make history and elect the first female Governeor." is absolutely horrendous. Electing someone just because it would be a first is the worst reason I can think of.
 
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