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To: Cary Salsberg who wrote (87)10/29/2001 6:54:23 PM
From: Math Junkie  Read Replies (1) of 786
 
I don't see how that Cheney interview supports the conclusion you're drawing from it. And with regard to the specific portion that you quoted, he was answering a question about how involved he had been, not how involved the president had been.

You remind me of that commercial where the boss growls at his middle manager because one of his employees solved their plastics supply problem, rather than the middle manager solving it himself. That commercial has never made sense to me, because it goes against everything I have ever heard about how a manager is supposed to make things happen. If someone that a manager hires solves problems, it means that the manager is doing his job, because a big part of a manager's job is to hire good people, set policy, and then let them do their jobs.
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