I would have to say that his LinkedIn post was probably the moment in his career that will ultimately lead to his end as our fearless leader.
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What is ironic is that his argument is undermined by Verizon's very own Huffington Post, which completely undermines mcadam's argument about Verizon paying its fair share of taxes. The Board should take a look at this, but of course won't.
I could only hope your right as I was stunned to see that entitled piece of $hit try and defend one of the most corrupt, greediest companies in the world.
not a smart move to call a highly popular presidential candidate "contemptible"
The best part was the links that some of the posters included that take your right to sources pointing out the Verizon tax scams and how little they paid in taxes since like 2003. That was a definite major faux pas. Lowmac's got some mansplinin to do to try to wiggle out of this one. You would figure though, for the kind of money he pulls down and the number of tax accountants Verizon hires that someone would have kept him from fibbing