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The flawed leadership example of repeatedly accepting responsibility without enduring any consequences |
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 07th, 2010 |
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Oops, Mr. President, You Did it Again
The flawed leadership example of repeatedly accepting responsibility without enduring any consequences |
Naples, FL –Ethics Analyst, Vince Crew posted an article on his website – www.REACHdevelopment.com back in March of 2009:"I Take Full Responsibility:" Suffering Consequences of Unethical Actions – available at: http://www.reachdevelopment.com/resources/articles/article.php?a=127
Crew, author of Everyday Ethics, Everlasting Consequences (available at www.REACHdevelopment.com).
"In a press conference to the nation, yesterday, the President has done it again following the crotch bomber terrorist who blew out his underwear and set himself on fire instead of a plane of two hundred ninety airline crew and passengers traveling to Detroit Michigan on Christmas," Crew said.
"Two weeks after the incident, he said he accepts full responsibility for the 'screw-up'. Alright, so is he going to resign, take a cut in pay, have a moratorium on his aggressive legislative activity or what?"
"Accepting responsibility means you also accept the punishment, reprimand, and consequences, " Crew commented.
"So what are the consequences for President Obama – or anyone in his administration responsible for 'connecting the dots' in our post 9/11 world?" Crew asks.
To further 'screw-up' the situation, the terrorist received free emergency healthcare, and is now undergoing the protection of U.S. Constitutional rights granted citizens as he moves through our criminal justice system.
Over one hundred articles are available at www.REACHdevelopment.com under "Resources." |
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Vince Crew is a U.S. conference speaker, author, executive adviser, and media commentator on strategic growth through leadership, staffing, and ethics initiatives.
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