CEO Warren Buffett says why he is "Not in the business of attacking any Presidents"
Saw this on the CNBC website today:
A video of Warren Buffett stating why he is "not in the business of attacking any President's."
In the CNBC video-clip, Mr. Buffett, who is 87 years old, and who is reportedly soon to make a nearly $12 Billion trade in stocks, and who made his first stock investment under Theodore Roosevelt, stated that he had done business under "one-third" of Presidents, or fourteen out of fifteen. Mr. Buffett, who was a supporter of Hillary Clinton, also said that,
"This country will move forward," but that "it's important that government functions well." "It's important [that] [pause] both from the government side, and from the private side, that they try and figure out how to maximize the degree as to how this country moves forward."
He also added that if his candidate doesn't win, which he stated has happened "probably half the time" over 20 years, that "I'm not gonna take my ball home."
As well as, "we have a president, and we have North Korea," apparently references to how important it is to be united under a President during times of crisis.
I've been thinking about President Trump's statements regarding the recent racial events in Charlottesville, and, while out of time on this computer to research it further, I believe that Mr. Trump will eventually attempt to stabilize his remarks when he realizes the importance of doing so to social stability in America.
I still support him as president, and see his mistakes as more a lack of experience with leadership such as the presidency and how it differs from a large company, which Mr. Buffett seems to support as well.
With 2 minutes left on this computer, the Bible emphasizes the importance of good financial stewardship, but also emphasizes moral values as being more important.
Saw this on the CNBC website today:
A video of Warren Buffett stating why he is "not in the business of attacking any President's."
In the CNBC video-clip, Mr. Buffett, who is 87 years old, and who is reportedly soon to make a nearly $12 Billion trade in stocks, and who made his first stock investment under Theodore Roosevelt, stated that he had done business under "one-third" of Presidents, or fourteen out of fifteen. Mr. Buffett, who was a supporter of Hillary Clinton, also said that,
"This country will move forward," but that "it's important that government functions well." "It's important [that] [pause] both from the government side, and from the private side, that they try and figure out how to maximize the degree as to how this country moves forward."
He also added that if his candidate doesn't win, which he stated has happened "probably half the time" over 20 years, that "I'm not gonna take my ball home."
As well as, "we have a president, and we have North Korea," apparently references to how important it is to be united under a President during times of crisis.
I've been thinking about President Trump's statements regarding the recent racial events in Charlottesville, and, while out of time on this computer to research it further, I believe that Mr. Trump will eventually attempt to stabilize his remarks when he realizes the importance of doing so to social stability in America.
I still support him as president, and see his mistakes as more a lack of experience with leadership such as the presidency and how it differs from a large company, which Mr. Buffett seems to support as well.
With 2 minutes left on this computer, the Bible emphasizes the importance of good financial stewardship, but also emphasizes moral values as being more important.
