Anonymous
12/03/2019 23:36
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:More evidence of how awful the Trump administration is.
OP why haven't you responded to this post?
Surely you posted this because you are upset about Trump's ICE policies, right?
Anonymous
12/03/2019 23:30
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:How is this remotely related to Buttigieg???
Exactly. He was long gone.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 23:27
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is this remotely related to Buttigieg???
+1. My former employer was arrested for child molestation. I hadn’t worked for that company for ten years when it happened. Has nothing to do with and is no reflection on me.
+2
Anonymous
12/03/2019 23:26
Subject: Re:Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Trumpists are scared of Buttigieg. 
You should be.
You should be.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 23:22
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is this remotely related to Buttigieg???
+1. My former employer was arrested for child molestation. I hadn’t worked for that company for ten years when it happened. Has nothing to do with and is no reflection on me.
You are talking about one individual (former employer arrested for child molestation). But McKinsey is a world renowned strategic management consulting company and they have a company culture and the employees learn, embrace, and follow that culture.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 23:18
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:How is this remotely related to Buttigieg???
He was a McKinsey consultant once and all write ups tout that as an indication of his smarts and abilities. I am sure he learned their modus operandi while working there.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 23:06
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:How McKinsey Helped the Trump Administration Carry Out Its Immigration Policies
Newly uncovered documents show the consulting giant helped ICE find “detention savings opportunities” — including measures the agency’s staff sometimes viewed as too harsh on immigrants.
But the money-saving recommendations the consultants came up with made some career ICE workers uncomfortable. They proposed cuts in spending on food for migrants, as well as on medical care and supervision of detainees, according to interviews with people who worked on the project for both ICE and McKinsey and 1,500 pages of documents obtained from the agency after ProPublica filed a lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act.
McKinsey’s team also looked for ways to accelerate the deportation process, provoking worries among some ICE staff members that the recommendations risked short-circuiting due-process protections for migrants fighting removal from the United States. The consultants, three people who worked on the project said, seemed focused solely on cutting costs and speeding up deportations — actions whose success could be measured in numbers — with little acknowledgment that these policies affected thousands of human beings.
So Pete's a Dem version of Mitt Romney?
Anonymous
12/03/2019 23:05
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
I don’t like Pete very much, but this is the same as the stupid “Gillibrand worked for a law firm that represented tobacco companies” story.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 22:59
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is this remotely related to Buttigieg???
+1. My former employer was arrested for child molestation. I hadn’t worked for that company for ten years when it happened. Has nothing to do with and is no reflection on me.
-1, you dolt. The kind of work McKinsey did was also executed during Buttigieg’s time. It’s a classic pay big money, get any turd policy shined up by a prestige firm, and Buttigieg has embraced his consultant roots and has the donors to prove it. It’s not analogous to your former boss secretly being a child sex abuser, you total idiot.
NP, but the insult slinging isn’t getting you any more credibility than the idiotic post. McKinsey is a huge consulting company. They are a gun for hire, and there is no evidence Buttigieg worked on anything remotely objectionable during his very short stint there. While McKinsey is a stop for a lot of Harvard grads, he was quite open that public service was his calling and he left. You are deliberately attempting to mislead with this association.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 22:59
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is this remotely related to Buttigieg???
+1. My former employer was arrested for child molestation. I hadn’t worked for that company for ten years when it happened. Has nothing to do with and is no reflection on me.
-1, you dolt. The kind of work McKinsey did was also executed during Buttigieg’s time. It’s a classic pay big money, get any turd policy shined up by a prestige firm, and Buttigieg has embraced his consultant roots and has the donors to prove it. It’s not analogous to your former boss secretly being a child sex abuser, you total idiot.
DP. You make me want to vote for Buttigieg even more.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 22:54
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is this remotely related to Buttigieg???
+1. My former employer was arrested for child molestation. I hadn’t worked for that company for ten years when it happened. Has nothing to do with and is no reflection on me.
-1, you dolt. The kind of work McKinsey did was also executed during Buttigieg’s time. It’s a classic pay big money, get any turd policy shined up by a prestige firm, and Buttigieg has embraced his consultant roots and has the donors to prove it. It’s not analogous to your former boss secretly being a child sex abuser, you total idiot.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 22:44
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
Anonymous wrote:How is this remotely related to Buttigieg???
+1. My former employer was arrested for child molestation. I hadn’t worked for that company for ten years when it happened. Has nothing to do with and is no reflection on me.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 22:34
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
How is this remotely related to Buttigieg???
Anonymous
12/03/2019 22:33
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
More evidence of how awful the Trump administration is.
Anonymous
12/03/2019 22:31
Subject: Buttigieig's Former Employer - McKinsey & Company
How McKinsey Helped the Trump Administration Carry Out Its Immigration Policies
Newly uncovered documents show the consulting giant helped ICE find “detention savings opportunities” — including measures the agency’s staff sometimes viewed as too harsh on immigrants.
But the money-saving recommendations the consultants came up with made some career ICE workers uncomfortable. They proposed cuts in spending on food for migrants, as well as on medical care and supervision of detainees, according to interviews with people who worked on the project for both ICE and McKinsey and 1,500 pages of documents obtained from the agency after ProPublica filed a lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act.
McKinsey’s team also looked for ways to accelerate the deportation process, provoking worries among some ICE staff members that the recommendations risked short-circuiting due-process protections for migrants fighting removal from the United States. The consultants, three people who worked on the project said, seemed focused solely on cutting costs and speeding up deportations — actions whose success could be measured in numbers — with little acknowledgment that these policies affected thousands of human beings.
Newly uncovered documents show the consulting giant helped ICE find “detention savings opportunities” — including measures the agency’s staff sometimes viewed as too harsh on immigrants.
But the money-saving recommendations the consultants came up with made some career ICE workers uncomfortable. They proposed cuts in spending on food for migrants, as well as on medical care and supervision of detainees, according to interviews with people who worked on the project for both ICE and McKinsey and 1,500 pages of documents obtained from the agency after ProPublica filed a lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act.
McKinsey’s team also looked for ways to accelerate the deportation process, provoking worries among some ICE staff members that the recommendations risked short-circuiting due-process protections for migrants fighting removal from the United States. The consultants, three people who worked on the project said, seemed focused solely on cutting costs and speeding up deportations — actions whose success could be measured in numbers — with little acknowledgment that these policies affected thousands of human beings.