[MNJohnnie]

How dare Bush in source our auto manufacturing! I demand Congress do something to save us from these mad Koreans!!!

[gondramB]

And I bet somewhere tonight there are union people trying to figure out how to unionize it.

Georgia, BTW, is a hire at will, fire at will state.

[SamAdams76]

I only buy American made cars. That's why I drive a Nissan (made in Tennessee) by non-union workers. I refuse to drive anti-American cars like Fords, Chryslers, and GM. These cars are made by commie-union workers who are ordered to vote for commies by their union bosses.

Whenever I pass a Ford on the highway, I always say "There goes another John Kerry voter."

[AmeriBrit]

Lets see now, the U.S. was at war during the 50's with Korea so surely this would be a risk to security of the nation. They could after all install remote bombs in the engines. (sarc)


Haven't heard an uproar from those who opposed the ports deal yet.

[Retired Chemist]

I still wouldn't buy one.

[LdSentinal]

Sonny Perdue must be happy and Bill Shipp wishes he hadn't wrote his editorial today.

[Paul C. Jesup]

Where is the car factory plant going to be located in Georgia?

[Kokojmudd]

Funny how auto companies can open new plants in places like GA and TN isn't it. Maybe GM should consider it.

[endthematrix]

"Proximity to the Hyundai site -- combined with a $258 million incentive package from the state -- helped sway Kia."

See, Americans CAN compete in the global economy...

[Proud2BeRight]

When a guy complained to me about losing his job with a good income, I asked him how he likes his two riceburners. Perhaps by now he has he found much lower paid work on an assembly line, subservient to some Asian.

[ChEng]

In response, Michigan just increased its minimum wage...As they say, "go figure".

[Pookee]

You're always going to have a hard time selling cars with KIA on them to military personnel.