"Tactical leaders tend to make mistakes, largely because they cannot see the long-term implications of their decisions."

I was trained to forecast for long term.

Then it turned out, that long term forecasts were as good as predicting the weather three years down the line.

So we did not forecast for longer than 3 years.

Now, even that is subject to overview.

The fact of the matter is that forecasting is a gamble. It either pans out or it doesn't.

When consultants tell you that the market will grow 25% per year, take it with a grain of salt.

Projecting political outcomes has an even smaller chance of being on the dot.

As all the polls predicting Clinton win in 2016 proved. Same in European elections. It is quite sobering to look at the methods how predictions are made, let alone taking into account the intentional distortion by the MSM.

The Art of the Deal...

I admit to being befuddled by Pelosi's idea that she should have the power to require the President ask the Congress for his every move! Where did that come from?

Check this out...it'll blow your mind as to what the Iranian Reporters are doing: https://freedomupdates.com/the-latest...