Re: Sheryl Sandberg was/is considering a run for President
In the political climate these days, experience as a governor or senator counts against you - you have a record for the opponent to pick apart and find something to spin negatively. The same is true of an officer of a public company like Sanders.
It was to Trump's advantage that he was head of a small privately held company with only a few dozen employees, most of whom had been there forever. No pesky SEC filings, quarterly investor calls, public filing requirements when people are laid off and so on able to make most CEOs sound bad if presented in the wrong tone.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
