The writers really nailed the Craig Sterling character. Someone apparently has experience with ambitious empty suits in a corporate setting. Sterling's way of manipulating conversations with the president to block McCord is written just the way it's done in reality. Vapid, pithy comments that can't be argued with but add nothing to the solution are the preferred tool of the, well, tool. They throw them into the discourse just when some real contribution is about to be made, in order to distract and hold focus on themselves. Very well-written dialogue.
Review of The Rusalka
