It would have followed long-standing, set-by-numerous-precidents LAW.
The bankrupcy procedings of GM were no more legal than Edward G. Robinson sitting around the table dividing up the look after a heist.
Freeped! We need more “no’s”.
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FReeped!
Yes...48%
No....45%
I don’t find it important compared to his other stances/policies...7%
Total votes...2440
I don’t care what Romney may have done with the auto industry. He didn’t kill 4 Americans and try to hide it from the American people.
Yes 47%
No 46%
I don’t find it important compared to his other stances/policies 7%
Total votes: 2458
freeped
Yes
46%
No
47%
I don’t find it important compared to his other stances/policies
7%
Total votes: 2535
We’ve turned the corner.
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When GM manufactures 7 out of 10 cars OUTSIDE the USA, why are we involved with this corporate bailout, theft of bond-holders, transfer of wealth from bond-holders to unions, and awarding Obama supporters with dealerships and taking away dealerships from Republican-leaning dealerships?
“Yes45% No49% I don’t find it important compared to his other stances/policies7% Total votes: 2633”
Just voted No. I think you can combine the last two choices for a total of 56%.
Yes 44%
No 50%
I don’t find it important compared to his other stances/policies 7%
It would have followed long-standing, set-by-numerous-precidents LAW.
The bankrupcy procedings of GM were no more legal than Edward G. Robinson sitting around the table dividing up the look after a heist.
Yes 60%
No 36%
I don’t find it important compared to his other stances/policies 4%
Total votes: 4720
1:39 AM Central
59% Yes
39% No
4% Not important, compared