Thursday, June 10, 2010

Carly Fiorina's Boxer Rebellion

Fresh off Tuesday's California Repub Senate win, former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina fingered by a live mic on the set of a CNN affiliate where she was about to do an interview.

Carly multitasked with her BlackBerry as a makeup artist blotted her face.

Fiorina mused about ex-eBay CEO Meg Whitman's decision to go on Fox News's Sean Hannity the day after she won the Repub nomination for California governor: "I think it's bizarre . . . I think it's a very bad choice actually. You know how he is."

The Huffington Post didn't even mention the Hannity comment, instread zeroing in on Fiorina's verbal dump on Dem opponent Sen. Barbara Boxer's 'so yesterday' hair.  You know how they are.


6 comments:

  1. The focus group told her to ditch the blond hair, now she looks like your grandmother. Vote Libertarian

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  2. that race will be the Cat fight of all Cat fights.

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  3. The Original AnonymousJune 10, 2010 12:02 PM

    Well, at least Carly will have the Muslim vote all sewn up. Nice little speech she gave two weeks after 9/11.

    http://www.islamfortoday.com/hewlettpackard.htm

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  4. this was so funny, I was surprised she said that about sean, I have never thought of him as a tough interviewer with any gop candidate I dont know what she is talking about, she is going to be on hannity friday that will be interesting, I still loved what she said about boxers hair, as long as this mic was open and she did not know, she said nothing bad at all, in fact there was alot of things she could have said as many others in the past have done, to only say something about boxers hair and sean, big deal.

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  5. Not many seem to know that all mics are to be considered live until proven dead.

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  6. As a life-long GOPer I think Boxer should go, but Carly isn't the bees'knees either (love those old fashioned terms). Buying Camoaq and almost ruining the venerated HP? As a CEO I give her a C-.

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