Many individuals of power want to voice their opinions and push measures to make things "better" yet they aren't involved enough in the business to understand what happens day to day and how these measures effect the big picture.

"It's gonna be a no for me dawg" (Randy Voice)

Your just a LOUD voice trying to get business for yourself by talking down on other companies......Just like Momma said....you "ain't got nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all"You said you didn't see my company anywhere???? 

My take on this is simple and from a different angle.Our voice and freedom are diminishing right before our eyes..You can clearly see that at airports, by this healthcare crap that most americans don't want but must have because they say so or........., by them having the right to detain someone for as long as they want without being convicted, etc.I guess we were promised changes..there you have it!!!

However, I think everybody should be watching and if anything comes up, we could raise our voices.  

I have to leave voice mail everytime and wait for them to call me back if they ever do call me back.They do reply to email but I got more confused on the email and can't get anyone on the phone 80% of the time once I become their client .

I took what she wrote, put it in our Company's "voice" and added in an idea from one of Brandon Turners's posts - accepting credit cards to help residents pay their rent.

They have a budget meeting scheduled for tonight and one of my colleagues plans to voice some concern with this proposal. 

A lot of people are working for pretty low wages and are gaining voice; along comes a whole political agenda promising 'free stuff' and 'stick it to the man', activists jump aboard and here we are.

Voices are airborne and footfalls are structural.