Reader comments: Huntsman to meet charity obligations
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Petey | 11:33 a.m. June 21, 2008
Golly I wish Daddy would have given me a company like that, or made me Governor. What do you think there trust fund is? Oh well at least I know I am the reason for my success not a silver spoon.
Art | 2:53 p.m. June 21, 2008
Oops. Who wrote that headline?
Charity is never 'an obligation.'
A 'promise' of charity is an obligation.
Sounds like more leftist lingo against successful corporations.
I expected better from the DN.
Maybe the writer should be one of the 35 to be fired.
Charity is never 'an obligation.'
A 'promise' of charity is an obligation.
Sounds like more leftist lingo against successful corporations.
I expected better from the DN.
Maybe the writer should be one of the 35 to be fired.
Grow up, Petey | 3:56 p.m. June 21, 2008
When you do something positive for others, besides spout nastiness, we'll pay attention to you. UNtil then, I think not.
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JonJunior | 9:29 p.m. June 21, 2008
How is Governor Jon Huntsman Jr's career going to continue to advance without Senior's dollars. I mean, Senior bought Junior admittance to Wharton, then Senior helped Junior pad his resume with a job at the Company. Then Senior bought Junior a nice Ambassadorship to some obscure asian country. Then Senior bought Junior the Governorship. But, with Senior and the Company near insolvency, I suspect its going to more difficult for Senior to buy Junior a Senate seat. What are we to do?
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