- Feb 22, 2004
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just so you know:
RoadVirus
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As to the OP, firing underlings and claiming innocence is not "leadership"
Im curious, what is leadership then? I want to know what someone found in this situation would have to do to be a leader. Play golf?
Don't know a president who didn't play golf.
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In fact, Eisenhower helped to popularize the game.
And this guy learned the game in order to suck up to Eisenhower:
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And also (but it didn't keep him from being fat):
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OMG, look at all those bums we thought were presidents, when in reality,all they did was to play golf!!!
Oh, and just for fun, this is a President's son golfing. Anyone know who it is, based on his face? And the woman with him was a famous woman in her time:
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You've clearly missed the point.
Still doesn't answer the question. For the sake of argument, let's say that Christie is purely innocent of the situation (though I know of no one right or left that believes so). Or let's assume we are talking about someone who is innocent and their subordinates do something like this. What is a responsible leader going to do?
Is there a single leader that wouldn't have them fired or thrown out. We arent talking about a simple mistake here. This is a morally wrong thing to do.
So what is a leader going to do? You really going to say Christie is wrong for doing that as the OP is without giving any sort of explanation of what a real leader would have done?