I'm not much into party politics. I think a candidate should be judged based on his or her character, and nothing else. Forget birth certificates. College GPA's. The most important question you can ask is: "Are they deserving of my trust?"
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Couldn't agree more! I hate how the debates try to focus on faith and things that have little to no bearing on this country. My family owns a small business, so I've seen first hand how big companies try to swallow up all the little fish in the sea.
ReplyDeleteRight there with you both. Business is all trust. Regardless of the client your dealing with, you're speaking and building a relationship with a person. Sure, a brand because why would do something if the client didn't have anything you needed, but really it's a human. We can have empathy for them, and they us. We relate to them on a level of survival and belief in what we hold dear to us as people. It's a shame we don't interact with big business and even congress and the president. Technically we're in a mutual relationship, providing something to each other (as one sided as it is). They should all have to look us in the face with every decision made...
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