Comments on: Rishell Gets A New Job

By: Loudoun Insider

Loudoun Insider — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 14:03:47 +0000

She truly is a moonbat! Maybe she can team up with Kopko.

By: Fed up Manassas Democrat

Fed up Manassas Democrat — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:37:47 +0000

Here are some of my major reasons for destesting this insane woman;

1. By giving Miller 3 victories in a row she will be giving him the aura of being unbeatable. This will make it difficult for us to remove him from office in the future.

2. Being on the ballot only makes Miller work harder (and by the way he does work a campaign very hard), thus driving up the vote for McDonnell in the 50th while hurting Senator Deeds.

3. Its obvious that she can raise money, but she still wont win. She has already called me at least 3 times - always with the answer NO. The money she has raised could have gone to John Bell or some of the other much more qualified candidates on our side that might have a chance to win.

4. The woman wont give a straight or strong answer to save her life. She is so afraid of being put on the record for something, she wont say anything of substance.

Im not sure if E.J. Scott really likes Rishell, or just couldnt find us a better candidate. Either way I just wish she would fade away. The Rishell candidacy is just going to drive up Mcdonnell’s and Bolling’s numbers.

By: FED UP

FED UP — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 00:14:44 +0000

She’s a loser….in the real estate sense, in the political sense, and she will be a loser in the consultant sense……

By: Just the Facts

Just the Facts — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 14:29:50 +0000

Is this the same sort of move as when Gerhart left the chief executive job in PWC, the second largest county in Virginia and one of the wealthiest in the nation, to become a “consultant” for Amtrak? What a “promotion” that was!

By: JM

JM — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 13:34:28 +0000

Much has changed in the mortgage industry since Rishell first took leave from her job to run for office. Now there is less money to lend and fewer people qualified to borrow it, resulting in fewer loans being made. As a result, she may have found that once her leave of absence was over, there may not have been a job for her to return to. She certainly demonstrated they could get along without her by being absent all this time.

Overpaid, useless people are the first to lose their positions when there is a downturn is business. Rather than admit they are unemployed, they attempt tp spin their situation bytelling their peers and former business associates they are “consultants.” In reality, they may not have any income, but it makes them sound like they are doing something.

By: ddpdrinker

ddpdrinker — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 12:11:53 +0000

She has herself listed as a Political Consultant with the Chamber of Commerce, also.