Tea for Two

NISSAN knowingly moved a number of employees to  Tennessee with the knowledge that they would be fired within a year. 

“In a series of  planning meetings in which decisions of outsourcing various functions were made the company decided that India would take over much of the call center volume would not be ready until some 8-10  months after the move to Tennessee was completed and it was brought to the attention of Jim Morton (Mr. Ghosn's right hand-man) that Nissan would be moving some 60-70 employees, and then  firing them when the Indian company came on-line. People pointed out to Morton that it was morally and ethically wrong to move people 1800 miles from their homes, only to fire them  within a year. Morton's response to comments "we can't afford the disruption to our business." told to Sharyn Bovat by a viewer of her blog...this has been confirmed by several others.    

Many people respect Jim Demint and I respect that:  Below was written in the winter of 2010:


Bovat’s Word of the Day  connects to this weeks “theme” of linking the "right hand man" of Mr. Ghosn to Mr. Morton to the Tea Party.

Demented   de·ment·ed/di'mentid/Adjective

1. Suffering from dementia.

2. Driven to behave irrationally due to anger, distress, or excitement.  More »

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    Deminted de-mint-ed/adjective 

1. To Shift_ from right wing to ridiculas to the morally wrong.

2. Driven to stooping to the lowest level to win

From Wikipedia.......

...DeMint stirred controversy during debates with Tenenbaum when he stated his belief that openly gay people should not be allowed to teach in public schools. When questioned by reporters, DeMint also stated that single mothers who live with their boyfriends should similarly be excluded from being educators.....

Sen. DeMint champions 'tea party' candidates

By Perry Bacon Jr.

Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, September 20, 2010; 8:01 PM

A day after Christine O'Donnell's surprising victory in Delaware's Republican primary for Senate last week, Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) complained in a closed-door meeting among GOP senators that the party was pushing away moderates. Other Senate Republicans offered careful, measured endorsements of their new candidate, while top GOP operatives privately questioned whether the party should invest money in Delaware with the controversial O'Donnell as its nominee.

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But one senator bounded out of the same meeting with a smile on his face and comments full of praise for the conservative woman who vanquished the more moderate Rep. Mike Castle (R-Del.).

"What happened in Delaware is a good thing and an important thing," said Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.). "I'm excited about it. What's going to happen now is, win or lose, we are fighting for the right cause."

Many Republicans have watched with a combination

Jim Morton…..In a “10” month period of time YOU worked as a  VP  of Michelin,  Retired,  Morton Consulting, Nissan  as a SVP, Chairman, . Car Dealer, & VP Average” America would see this “Lack of transparency “ and make you slither back to your posh cave in South Carolina.  Sir, I NEVER wanted to work in politics again and at the age of 45 I’ve learned to “never say never” for   if YOU were to run for governor or public office I’d raise my hand to do the “hit” piece for it would be a “joy”. 

 List of political donation.....  4 professions 3 states