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To: Kaslin
On Cavuto someone was explaining Obama promised lots to AAW but they cant use it if Auto Companies restructure under bankruptcy and can throw out all union contracts and maybe even move south. So the lame duck bill is to keep them afloat till Obama takes office. Why republicans would help with this after financial 700B betrayal is beyond me. Bush should tell Obama not its his job to make a deal with house Republicans.
5 posted on 11/12/2008 5:26:16 AM PST by sickoflibs ( Those who don't learn from (real big) mistakes are losers forever)
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To: sickoflibs
Why republicans would help with this after financial 700B betrayal is beyond me”

If Republicans are stupid enough to actually back this so-called bailout for the auto industry, they are gonna get the same thing that happened to McCain when he backed that $700 billion bailout, which is a a big loss in the 2010 elections.
It simply doesn't make any sense to waste even more tax payer money on fundamentally screwed up firms. Let them be allowed to fail. Those crippling union contracts can be dumped, and out of the ashes will rise better stronger US auto companies.
Japanese companies like Toyota and Honda have no problem making great cars in this country and making a nice profit to boot, mostly in the south, out of the clutches of the rancid unions.

13 posted on 11/12/2008 5:37:45 AM PST by SmokingJoe
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To: sickoflibs
But you see, they want to blame it all on BUSH, that is why they are pushing this so hard now. I say let the ONE take the blame, no more BUSH FAULT. Why should he? Time for Obama Fault. Stay out of it BUSH, you don't need anymore blame.

Let them fail, or at least negotiate all the salaries down. In any deal there is give and take. GM just wants the TAKE. If they won't cut wages from the top to the bottom and away with bonuses, then to hell with them.

If I were an auto worker for GM or any company and they said they were going out of business, I would volunteer to tell them to cut workers wages, perhaps cut wages for a % of profit, that way workers have a vested interest in how the company is ran, they will work harder and better to produce a good product. I know it is too simple for those Dem. Union members to think like this.

We are all in this thing together, (Not by our choice, we were injected into it), yet the union just does not want to give one dime, well when no one can afford their DIME and purchase the junk they produce, let them fail. Remember Obamas plan, trickle up Poverty, seems it's going to work out real well for them.

42 posted on 11/12/2008 6:03:20 AM PST by annieokie
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