lessons from MBA

So back in the day of when I attended MBA program, i learned a very important lesson, and its very simple -> if a company finds it self in a need of a turn around, then that is a clear indication that management has completely failed its employees and stock holders. Further more, if the management failed to notice that chance in the business situation, then how will it see what exactly needs to do in order to right the company in the right direction.

Basically, what i am trying to say is this. We have congress that has bee around for a long time, heck half the senators and congressmen are so old they need an ambulance delivery service just to get to the office. So how can we possibly expect to have these people get us out of this situation we find out self in? I am not even going to mention that these were the people who created rules to make sure this didn't happen in the first place. But here i realized the second lesson i learned in MBA program, CEO's, and upper directors primary responsibility is not to the work force of the company they manage, but to its stockholders!!!!!!!!! And how many of you my fellow readers think that Congress man/woman senators and the like put us, the common folk, into the stock holder category, or they reserve that spot, for the company that makes sure they have nice house upgrades, they take their nice vocations free of charge???