Business ethics has become an oxymoron.

He who hides a mistake makes two.

If a strong economy and the end of the global economic crisis is the objective, I think we need less of a change in political leadership and more of a change in policy.

Bad executive decisions are like good boomerangs: they always come back at you.

The State has no competence in redefining moral issues. Outlawing traditional moral values or personal opinions is as clear a step toward despotism as can be had.

I have it in me to respect any serious religion, for I believe there is only one God, and if you are praying, you are praying to Him. I also respect an agnostic’s and an atheist’s right to live their lives within the guidelines of their syncretism, science or whatever else pleases them to believe, though I find it that it seems to be too much to ask that they respect my right to live within the boundaries of my religion. Yet I have no respect for those who profess a belief in a mockery of religion, such as Jediism, Witchcraft and the artificially reintroduced neo-pagan sects. Nor do I respect syncretism per se, for it is not a religion at all as much as a person confused about which precepts and concepts belong together.

It has been a VERY long time since I saw – or even heard of – an idealist taking up politics and the last one was a tyrant.