Hunter is appealing, but he does not have executive experience. There are Socal people who really know him and could bankroll his camp;aign, if they thought he was up to the job. Apparently, they do not. Being president of the US is the biggest job on earth. I won’t ignore the input of corp execs in a good position to evaluate that. Calling them country clubers is just another form of class warfare, imho.
I didn’t call them country clubers.
When I send a check for $100 to a candidate, I am donating. When the fat cats donate many thousands, they are buying. What I want to know is, what is it they want to buy? More illegal aliens? What? Are they only interested in their own fortunes, the country be damned?
I realize that many of these folks have the best interests of the country at heart, but not all.
If we are looking for a good administrator with executive experience, maybe we should be looking outside of politics. And what experience does any senator have Duncan Hunter doesn’t have? If executive experience is the requirement, the best one in the field would be Romney.
“Calling them country clubers is just another form of class warfare, imho.”
You’re right, it is, but the Democrats and Liberals have made this an issue for many years — and many in the younger generations support the left for precisely this reason. I don’t think it helps the GOP to play into their hands by showing that the only candidates who get any respect are those hand-picked by the wealthy few. It doesn’t do our country any good either. If we want to beat the socialists in the long run we need to take a hard look at why they get traction with the whole ‘class-warfare’ argument in the first place. Of course, this is just my opinion, but I don’t think I’m that far off the mark...
Those people are the same ones that brought us the screw-up Arnold and refused to bankroll a McClintock. Those people are doing more to liberalize this state than the Dems could have dreamed of. Please don't rely on them to help the country.