Carly: The CEO Ed Snowden warned us about?

[grasswire]

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/417938/ceo-and-cia-jim-geraghty

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The most obvious knock on Fiorina’s newly announced presidential bid is that she has never been elected to any government office. But during the Bush presidency, Fiorina walked the corridors of the CIA and other high offices of government, assembling recommendations for national-security policy and developing a close working relationship with some of the most powerful officials in the administration.

She’s already begun to cite these years in an attempt to counter those critics who say she lacks the experience needed to be commander-in-chief. When Hayden moved to the CIA, Deitz became his senior counselor. He served as the CIA’s main liaison to the advisory board, although he says Hayden and Fiorina had regular private lunch meetings. “The board had a lot of egos — these were people from academia, retired three- and four-star generals, big poobahs from private industry,” Deitz remembers. “It was a challenging board to run. She would generally sit quietly, ask questions, but you never got a sense she was dominating or big-footing — but by the end of the meeting, she had gotten exactly what she wanted. . . . Polite, but you couldn’t push her around.”

During the Bush presidency, Fiorina walked the corridors of the CIA and other high offices of government, assembling recommendations for national security policy and developing a close working relationship with some of the most powerful officials in the administration. At first a member and then the chair of the advisory board, Fiorina had “more or less the highest” security clearance, Deitz says. The board would meet roughly twice a month, running through an agenda determined by what was concerning Hayden the most.

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[niyad]

1. I will always remember what she did to HP--and the damage to this town's economy alone.

so many of my friends out of work--not to mention, having to train their oversees replacements.

[skype]

2. I like it

great

[ColesCountyDem]

3. You like what?

[Skittles]

5. I bet I can guess

yes INDEED

[ColesCountyDem]

6. Pizza?

[Skittles]

7. well I was thinking crazy repuke lady

but, possibly pizza

[ColesCountyDem]

8. Also a good choice.

[MisterP]

4. man, she's the CEO "The Hudsucker Proxy" warned us about

[Octafish]

18. She's no circle, though. She's a complete zero.

She may be the Face of the Future, selected representatives for the various corporations "serving" in Wall Street-on-the-Potomac. In her case, the Carlyle Group.

[Hydra]

9. Thanks for posting this

It seems they have the deck stacked every way they can- We can assume from this that she has been involved in the Bushco/DLC operations to a dangerous extent.

[grasswire]

11. my thought, too

If Jeb fails, the Intelligence elites have Fiorino in place.

[arikara]

10. Has she been to bilderberg?

?

[Hydra]

14. Probably as a guest several times

She'll probably get her own invite soon depending on how well she does here.

[grasswire]

12. how dare she position herself as an outsider???

This is as inside as it gets.

[leveymg]

13. Carley and Hayden are both lethal schemers with bland exteriors.

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Often underestimated, a trait they have leveraged into positions of panopticon power.

[grasswire]

15. thank you for weighing in

She scares the hell out of me.

[leveymg]

17. Me, too. No apparent remorse or ability to learn from mistakes.

But that seems to be a common trait of highly successful war criminals. She and Hayden both seem headed for glory.

[grasswire]

19. I wonder what Snowden might have on her.

We can only speculate. Would be nice if Greenwald would do some digging.

[leveymg]

22. Not as much as Russia, China and half a dozen "allies"

Mutual blackmail is far more commonplace than most believe possible both in domestic and international politics. There's lots of material with these two.

[joeybee12]

16. Says a lot about the Bush mis-administration that someone so incompetent

was given such clearance and de facto authority.

[KoKo]

20. Recommend!

[grasswire]

21. Gotta keep tabs on these players who are part of the Intel elite. nt