I've figured out my intense dislike of Mitt...he reminds me of the worst of the CEOs

[NRaleighLiberal]

in the various companies I've worked for. The arrogance, over the top wealth, flaunting, distortions and lies, smarminess, rudeness - and now that I've retired from big pharma and no longer have to be exposed to such bullshit, Mitt is like a bad dream return to that sort.

No thanks.....legends in their own mind only, yet somehow they find themselves "running" things (usually into the ground).

The debate "performance" only sealed it (or more appropriately buried it).

[2on2u]

1. If he were the prez and found out that his ideas weren't worth a hill of beans then he would

have a meltdown the likes of which he has most likely never experienced.... and while that might be fun to watch, I don't want to put him in the driver's seat for this small pleasure. Smarminess, yes, arrogant yes, presidential material, NOT ON YOUR LIFE.

[WestSeattle2]

2. Many CEO's don't become CEO's because they're nice people; they

reach that pinnacle because they have no loyalties, moral compasses, and extraordinarily flexible ethics. Their path to the top is littered with the careers of others they trashed in their journey.

Karma can be a real bitch.