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The Not-So-Undercover Republican
Enough rounds of golf and even the politics make sense. On a campus near you.
Can you guess who it is yet?
Business school is a fairly apolitical environment, which makes his allusions to doctrinaire free market ideology and his backhanded conservative commentary awkward and uncomfortable for everyone nearby.
However this guy is a bag of chill compared with those thrusters from Pune and Paterson who actually work on assignments.
Who?
The Not-So-Undercover Republican
Resume to date?
Working for Dad.
Commonly found?
Trying to rename buildings after Ronald Reagan.
20 years on?
After a series of personal business ventures that all end in failure of growing magnitude, this person strikes out on a different path... and to everyone’s surprise gets elected to be President of the United States.
Most likely to say?
“I think supply-side gets a bad rap.”
Least likely to say?
“I’m sorry you missed class. Would you like to borrow my notes?”
Blows his loan on?
Blow.
Drives?
Well, I guess it’s a Mercedes, but really he’s not the one driving it.
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By Ian Priest12/09/2009 Tags:
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Kellogg School of Management
George W. Bush
On a Campus Near You
Republican
its great that its taught entirely in English as this makes it a lot more accessible to people around the world
from Nayema Chowdhury
from Nayema Chowdhury
anyone think they're studying with a future president? i reckon there are at least 3 wannabes in my class...
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