Saturday, May 17, 2014 1:01:53 PM
I found Mel Watt's responses in the interview quite disappointing. I'm glad his Prepared Remarks "The 2014 Strategic Plan for the Conservator-ships of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac" came before. His body language was negative and not engaging. All around a negative performance.
He came across 'short' and 'lacking' for what I expected for that position of 'leadership'. My previous impression of him is changing. There was little to nothing in his responses and he seemed rather helpless... like 'a deer caught in the highlights'.
He was evasive, repetitive, clumsy and boring. He scored low even as a 'politician' with his inability to engage in a responsive dialogue that could help him show that indeed he is prepared and up to the challenge of this very important position. I'm eager to learn what may follow next.
He came across 'short' and 'lacking' for what I expected for that position of 'leadership'. My previous impression of him is changing. There was little to nothing in his responses and he seemed rather helpless... like 'a deer caught in the highlights'.
He was evasive, repetitive, clumsy and boring. He scored low even as a 'politician' with his inability to engage in a responsive dialogue that could help him show that indeed he is prepared and up to the challenge of this very important position. I'm eager to learn what may follow next.
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