Amid all of the rumor mongering about the Clinton campaign today, I spotted this. Hillary is reportedly ‘open’ to a veep role. I think an Obama/Clinton team is unbeatable. And I love the idea of a visionary leader backed by a no-nonsense go-getter.
I’ve heard that some ‘feminist’ groups don’t like the idea of Clinton taking [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Obama’
Will my dreams come true?
Posted in Decision Making, tagged Hillary Clinton, leadership, Obama on June 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Inspiring constituents — for today or for tomorrow?
Posted in Decision Making, tagged Hillary, leadership, Obama, women on February 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
In 16 Ways of Looking at a Female Voter in yesterday’s New York Times Magazine, Linda Hirshman wrote about how women engage with politics. What I found particularly compelling is the idea that when a women holds office or runs for office, other women are more likely to be engaged in politics. They pay more attention, are more [...]
Innovator’s Dilemma plays out in South Carolina Primary…and in my house!
Posted in Decision Making, tagged childcare, Clayton Christensen, innovation, innovator's dilemma, nanny, Obama, South Carolina primary on January 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday’s Wall Street Journal had a great article about how Obama is trying a new approach to win South Carolina. In the past, the way to win in the South has always been to use established networks and leaders, get the endorsements or preachers and politicians, and roll on to victory. In part because Hillary [...]
