Who could have predicted that Carrie Budoff Brown would have made such a miscalculation by hiring Ronna McDaniel at NBC? Her credentials are impeccable:
Rutgers grad, spent time at the illustrious New York Times, former editor of Politico, named one of "The 50 Most Powerful People In Trump's Washington" by GQ.
She has it all. She had a pipeline to top-management glory. What lessons did she learn on the way that led her to do what she just did?