Do you mean the shareholders don't trust the five nominees? How do you know that? Did you take a valid and/or randomized poll? Truth is, we don't know whether shareholders trust the nominees or not, that we shall find out after the Proxy Process is completed and the vote taken. In any event, it would be quite a feat for a Board of Directors of a public company to "steal shareholders blind" given everything they do must be transparent and filed with the SEC.. True, Nader almost pulled it off, but the shareholder lawsuits and arbitration decisions forced him to return some of the shares he awarded himself. Oh yes, and the decisions not to honor legally binding contracts cost the company over $10MM in unnecessary expenses.
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