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Why is Biden a dictator?
How could anyone ever try and ruin someone for doing the RIGHT thing?
So was Martin a real monster at heart, or just way in over his head?
The reality of people with Trump vs. Biden...
Will we have another Jan 6 incident if he "loses" again?
Biden and his cohorts will frame him for murder next
Why would they want to complete unfinished tasks by Trump?
How long has the media been evil?
Is Biden just simply evil, or is he pure evil?
I am in love with Donald Trump... How about you?
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SHUT UP LOSER BIDEN IS SETTING TRUMP UP
Why do you hate Trump so much? I know it's because you hate him as a person and not necessarily due to his political positions.
Who cares? A Narcissist, although not ideal, is much better than a puppet and senile old fool who doesn't even know where he is half the time.
Why are you bringing politics into this?
No. This person she is trying to ruin did the right thing by standing up for herself and helping other women out, and she doesn't care or empathize with these women with the fact that her husband was a scumbag that was cheating on her while she was PREGNANT? Clarie was punished by her simply because she did the right thing. I would never sympathize with someone like that.
It's also foolish to sympathize with a woman who shows zero remorse or empathy over the fact that her husband had cheated on her and sexually assaulted several women and that Claire put a stop with it and saving other women from a man who took advantage of them, something Peyton should know is the right move to do and stand up for one's self.
Unless she already knew and decided to look the other way, which is possible. But given that she was recently pregnant and would need him at her side, I doubt she would have approved of that in the slightest. If so, that makes her even LESS sympathetic.
Arthur Kahn was the dude who was conspiring to get rid of Tom, which the novel really doesn't explain. It was Mohammad Jafar who ended up sending the data to discredit Meredith by chance. In the novel, Meredith told Kahn to make Jafar take "another vacation', so Jafar was probably a subordinate while Kahn was his superior.
Many people go gaga all over him because they see him as an idol due to his success and his inflated straightforward personality who speaks his mind at all times. Him being President and refusing to accept the apparent election results, as well as the cases against him just made it that much worse. Then again, he's not as senile or people leasing as Biden.
It's meant to represent her sexual allure as a woman. Meredith also wears questionable clothing through the film that makes her seem more attractive to everyone in general and probably likes to see herself this way. She also had a history that is much more detailed in the novel that she would waste much of her time making unwanted sexual advances to multiple men to the point of several of them resigning or transferring to get away from her. This shows her lack of ability to maintain a professional image in the workplace, clearly showing that she is emotionally unstable.
The thing that still bugs me is what was Meredith thinking when she made those changes and what was she hoping to accomplish? Sure, costs was a concern for Conley-White, but why did she think that was more important than the product itself? Why did she go behind Tom's back to make all those changes if she was concerned about that? Didn't she even know that what she did was unethical, since the products themselves were not her responsibility, but Tom's, and could lead to potential problems? If she had any sense, she would have at least had someone explain to her the potential consequences of making such changes on a whim, for both her and the merger, and she would have dug deeper into what could be improved.
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