Word: trusted
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Your article captured my feelings as a Democrat perfectly. My trust in and respect for McCain will make it difficult for me to vote for anyone else if he becomes the Republican nominee. This makes me torn between rooting for him and wanting him to lose so I won't have to make that choice. Ron Nerio, HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF...
...Asparagus—the smelly pee is worth it… trust...
...friends’ personal information without the friends having accepted the application. “Users are unknowingly selling out their friends’ data,” said Soghoian. “And I think Facebook isn’t really communicating this at all. Do you trust a random developer that you’ve never met? For many people the answer should be no.” Soghoian said that Facebook does have a privacy setting that can prevent a person’s personal information from being obtained by an unaccepted application, but that the setting...
...such a success in the private sector helped prove his undoing at the polls. In politics, unlike business, adaptability can be a liability. In politics, unlike business, success is not measured in strictly quantitative terms. Voters want leaders, not just capable managers - men or women who can inspire trust and inspiration. Romney never convinced enough voters that he was that...
...remarkable strengths as a corporate visionary and manager proved to be his weakness as a candidate. At his town halls in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, voters often came away saying they were impressed with what he said, but unsure of him as a leader they could trust. As a candidate, Romney presented himself to voters as a product, branded as a conservative and proven as manager. But he struggled to move beyond the polished pitch to make a real connection with voters. Over the course of his tireless struggle for the presidency, he learned a lesson that...