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Hey-we are dealing with this in Ohio too. My husband will be out of work for a month just before Christmas-who knows if there will be a job at the end of this-during downtime, management used to get paid we don’t know if this will be so now. My kids are driven to school or walk the two miles to school. My town can’t afford busing since Packard and Adelphi left. We have no electives in our schools. Next years, there will be no gym, music or foreign language programs.

These bozo’s (not all of you) who post about ‘moving on to another state’ are clueless. You can’t move if you have no money. If you leave a house behind, the bank will come after you and garnish whatever wages you manage to make. The fact is what is happening in Michigan and Ohio is a glimpse of what will come to all Americans in the future.

You think Bush really wants to socialize the banks? He may not be a Reagan conservative, but these bailout are not characteristic of Pres. Bush. He is desperate because the crisis is so severe. Those of you who bash Michigan. I’ve seen plenty of that are losers who no longer understand what it means to be an American. We help our own, and we don’t ask them who they voted for first.

I guess the GOP will become a regional Southern Party if this sort of attitude prevails. Is this what anyone really wants? Is it good for our country?

My family is in Ohio. I was born there.

The day after the election, I spoke with my niece in Canton. She has a two year old, her hubby is a sheriff and she works the opposite shift at a photo studio.

He was losing his job, she was hysterical. They were going to lose their house for sure. She had called the bank and was trying to arrange for some way to get out of it without totally ruining them. The bank was actually very kind about it and were seeing how they could do it.

They are leaving and going to TX, already in debt, baby in tow.

Yeah, this is all cake.