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This isn't my attack. And it isn't really Forbes. This article is taking from a NYT's article that provides some interesting insights into our sitting President.
The conclusions are somewhat connected, but we'll see just how much the left can stomach of a rather critical view of their hero.
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New York Times Proves Clint Eastwood Correct -- Obama Is Lousy CEO - Forbes
The story is called The Competitor in Chief Obama Plays To Win, In Politics and Everything Else. It is devastating.
It calls out two glarring weaknesses:
But the NYT piece is not about any of that. Rather, it is a deep look into the two outstanding flaws in Obamas executive leadership. This is just a start:
1. How he vastly overrates his capabilities:
But even those loyal to Mr. Obama say that his quest for excellence can bleed into cockiness and that he tends to overestimate his capabilities. The cloistered nature of the White House amplifies those tendencies, said Matthew Dowd, a former adviser to President George W. Bush, adding that the same thing happened to his former boss. Theres a reinforcing quality, he said, a tendency for presidents to think, Im the best at this.
The conclusions are somewhat connected, but we'll see just how much the left can stomach of a rather critical view of their hero.
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New York Times Proves Clint Eastwood Correct -- Obama Is Lousy CEO - Forbes
The story is called The Competitor in Chief Obama Plays To Win, In Politics and Everything Else. It is devastating.
It calls out two glarring weaknesses:
But the NYT piece is not about any of that. Rather, it is a deep look into the two outstanding flaws in Obamas executive leadership. This is just a start:
1. How he vastly overrates his capabilities:
But even those loyal to Mr. Obama say that his quest for excellence can bleed into cockiness and that he tends to overestimate his capabilities. The cloistered nature of the White House amplifies those tendencies, said Matthew Dowd, a former adviser to President George W. Bush, adding that the same thing happened to his former boss. Theres a reinforcing quality, he said, a tendency for presidents to think, Im the best at this.