He thinks that Democrats are much too confident about their ability to profit from the weakness of an unpopular politician.
"The Internet should not be a place that profits from your weaknesses," Alvaro Bedoya, the executive director of the Center on Privacy & Technology at Georgetown Law, said in a statement.
Since Chrysler's stock now moves in tandem with Daimler's stock, the recent weakness of the American dollar is thus hurting Chrysler -- a paradox for any American auto maker, which normally tends to profit from a weak dollar.
Like Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, it profited from the weakness of the competition: Whereas last year was an excellent year for the movies, this year piled disappointment upon disappointment.
In due course, Ashot profited from the weakness of the Byzantine emperors and the Arab caliphs and set himself up as hereditary prince in Iberia.
"Dollar Shift: Chinese Pockets Filled as Americans' Emptied" meant to describe the complications of that situation; it did not mean to imply that China has profited from the weakness of the American economy.
All these forces have profited from the weakness of the democratic state.Andres Pastrana, Mr Uribe's predecessor, had begun to strengthen the armed forces: their numbers rose from 117,000 to around 140,000, and those of professional soldiers from 23,000 to 55,000.
Leaders also need to recognize that aggressive activists are not easily dissuaded; they will be relentless in their efforts to find weaknesses they can profit from.
Stroke patients with severe hand weakness do not profit from rehabilitative treatments.
Shift your focus from weaknesses to strengths.
Investors often turn to equity calls hoping to profit from further strength in a stock and puts to bet on potential share weakness.
