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Posted on 5/2/2019, 5:11:48 PM by C19fan
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley has officially joined Boeing's board of directors.
Haley was voted in at a shareholder meeting on Monday, company spokesman Chaz Bickers told The Hill in a statement.
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Not sure about how I’d feel about her in D.C. but here sounds good. Hope she drains the Deep State Boeing swamp.
Another corrupt hack politician.
Cashing in.
$$$ for what? She has no business experience, not aircraft experience except as a passenger. Anchor baby does well.
The coming criminal charges.
Oh really? ... and yet she was Trump's Ambassador to the UN for two years.
Man there are some foolish people posting on FR!! Nikki was a rock star at the UN.
Now what could a former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations possibly bring to Boeing, particularly considering its public relations struggles re: the 737 Max?
I'm sure she can name her price at Boeing.
With her long experience in the world of aviation it only makes sense. /s
Our whore political class strikes again. She doesn’t bring a single attribute to the table besides political influence.
She’s just another globalist neocon who stabbed Trump in the back. Anchor baby, cheated on her husband. No thanks.
Chelsea Clinton is on the Expedia Board, clearly for her computer and travel expertise.
Well said DR. It is just crazy how many folks are so fooled by this fraud.
Answer; the word of corrupt political lobbying.
Political influence is what it takes now.
The days of when one obtained their jobs and/or positions bey virtue of one’s skill and knowledge of the craft or profession have went the way of the DoDo Bird. Now who you are or what you are is all that matters. Who or what one is is all that matters in the Land of Political Correctness.
That was my first thought as well, but someone upthread pointed out a plausible answer that doesn't include some sort of quid pro quo scheme.
"Boeing sells to governments all over the world.Now what could a former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations possibly bring to Boeing, particularly considering its public relations struggles re: the 737 Max? "
“Man there are some foolish people posting on FR!!”
Yep. Some trash her yet Trump hired here and kept her as his Ambassador to the UN for two years.
Good for Nikki. She will definitely help with international relations.
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