Linda McMahon Loses, Signaling a Bad Night for CEOs

November 2, 2010 RSS Feed Print
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In Connecticut, Linda McMahon, the former World Wrestling Entertainment honcho, has been projected to lose her bid for a U.S. Senate seat.

And if, as seems likely, both Carly Fiorina and Meg Whitman, running for Senate and governor, respectively, in California, lose as well, that would mean a sweep of the former CEOs. Regardless of ideology, this, in my opinion, is a good thing.

When it comes our structural deficit problems, it doesn't take an MBA degree to do the math. The math is self-evident. It's going to take a difficult political bargain, struck by those with some familiarity with the federal budget. The idea that practical businessmen and -women can clean out the Aegean stables of Washington is naive at best--and apparently voters think so too.

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Scott, Who do you want running the country....a bunch of Democrats that can't add? Who run up a 1.3 Trillion (with a T) deficit???

Whether the three great ladies win aside, we need more MBA's not less.

Go out an get a real job Scott

Henry of OH 10:15PM November 02, 2010

If it doesn't take a MBA degree to fiqure out the math......what did the Democrats do in the last 24 months????

JB of TX 10:11PM November 02, 2010

CNN says Republican Party will rule the House with at least 50 additional.

Unknown now is how many Democrats elected will join the Conservatives in Congress now in office, both Democrat and Republican.

Sounds like there will be some Federal shutdowns if obama holds his course.

Now liberals can legitimately say Republicans can block legislation...

Bill Hedges of MO 9:47PM November 02, 2010

Scott Galupo

Scott Galupo

Scott Galupo is a Washington-based freelance writer. He formerly worked for House Republican Leader John Boehner, and was a staff writer for The Washington Times.

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