Whitman at Brave New Films

From eBay to the McCain Campaign - Meg Whitman

2008-11-01T22:45:00Z

Complete video at: fora.tv

Meg Whitman, former President and CEO of eBay and a possible candidate for Secretary of the Treasury in a John McCain Administration, discusses why she came out of retirement to join the McCain campaign as an economic adviser and fundraiser.

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Californians are big believers in the American dream, and for generations, California has been the home of new ideas and new inventions.

Technology, innovation and entrepreneurship have transformed California into one of the largest economies in the world.

To remain a leader, California must continue to foster the right climate for small businesses.

Whitman served as president and CEO of eBay for 10years. During her tenure, eBay expanded globally and developed a culture and infrastructure that turned the company into an unparalleled business success story.

She will discuss why encouraging and rewarding innovation is key to the continued economic success of California and, in turn, the entire country - The Commonwealth Club of California

Margaret Cushing Whitman wasborn August 4, 1956. She was President and Chief Executive Officer of eBay from March 1998 to March 2008, when she stepped down from her role. She has been a director since March 1998, and continues to serve in that capacity. Whitman joined eBay when it was a small auction website with 30 employees and revenues of more than $4 million. According to Forbes magazine, Whitman was worth an estimated $1.4 billion in 2007.

She is one of only seven women to have been repeatedly ranked among the world's most influential people by Time magazine. Whitman was mentioned as a possible Vice Presidential candidate for presumptive Republican presidential candidate John McCain until McCain picked Alaska Governor Sarah Palin. Whitman also has singing aspirations and reportedly auditioned for the Mormon Tabernacle Choir in August 2008. She is a cousin of the choir's music director, Mack Wilberg.

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Manhattan: Bush's Killing Field

2008-10-23T09:33:33Z

Former EPA head, Christie Whitman tries to save her own skin by nameing Giuliani as shirking his job by failing to provide protective respiratory gear to ground zero workers - 70% who have since developed serious health problems.

Whitman made a passionate point of blaming the "terrorists" for all the unprecedented problems in the 9/11 aftermath.

Many now realize that finding the terrorists responsible for 9/11 and the criminally fraudulent EPA report could become much easier when the search begins inside the Whitehouse.

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Whitehouse 9/11 Conspiracy to Commit Mass Murder

2008-10-29T15:31:21Z

In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks George Bush and EPA's Christie Todd Whitman conspired to give false and even reassuring information to citizens that the air toxins were at a level safe for breathing without protective equipment. Reassured, workers and residents were lulled into a deadly false security. Whitman had to know that thousands of tons of asbestos that pulverized into dust in lower Manhatten and that safe breathing would require protective equipment. Hundreds of workers and citizens have become sick or have died as a result of Bush and Whitman's actions to deceive the American people. But resigning from the EPA didn't shield her from a civil suit rightfully brought against her and ultimately George W. Bush for wrongful death.

Then do you think Pelosi will put impeachment back on the table?

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Know Bush: Launching Facts that Shock and Awe, A One Person Patriot Act

2008-10-20T18:13:52Z

A Salt Lake City working mom is compelled to write anonymous KnowBush email messages, "Based on the belief that the True Shall Set You Free", spreading less-known verified facts that reveal the hypocrisy of the Bush administration, from January to October 2004.

As the 2004 election nears, she drops her anonymity to present selected Know Bush Facts onstage at the Salt Lake City Main Library.

While the presentation is almost 3 years old, it is remarkable how much information was available back then that we are only barely grasping now, AND how much is still unacknowledged by the main stream press.

If more people had seen this presentation, Bush/Cheney would have had to steal/destroy more votes to keep their stronghold on the White House.

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TPMtv: "I Will Believe the Scientists"

2008-10-16T15:29:26Z

Former Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Christine Todd Whitman went before a House subcommittee Monday to testify about the EPA's reports on the air quality of Lower Manhattan in the aftermath of 9/11, reports which have come under extreme criticism for apparent contradictions and questionable revisions by the White House. Whitman seemed to rest contentedly however on the reassurances she pushed at the time, despite the number of workers and residents that have grown sick and dying in the ensuing years.

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Walt

2008-12-04T09:15:08Z

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An introduction to Walt Whitman

2008-12-04T08:48:44Z

Quotes from Walt Whitman poems. I first read "Song Of Myself" when I was a freshmen in college. I was blown away and truly inspired by this poem. Whitman talked about religion, and equality for women and slaves. The poem was written in 1855, so his views were pretty bold for that time period. So much of what he said in "Song of Myself" is relevant today.

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