[TigerLikesRooster]

Ping!

[ClearCase_guy]

I’ll rush right out and buy one of their cars. [heavy, heavy sarcasm]

[Paladin2]

Dear Rattner:

You are a 'Rat. So is Zer0.

At least Half of America will not buy any GM offering as it represents a vote for Zer0.

[greatplains]

Wow, that was a great investment.

Too bad there’s not more around like that. /sarc

[cranked]

What an investment: $50 billion bailout in a company now only worth $25 billion. Scweet and taxpayer money well spent to boot. =.=

[Para-Ord.45]

PREDICTION:

3 - 5 years from now GM goes Bankrupt.

[Glenn]

Where did the $20 billion go?

Someone has it.

[maggief]

Keep throwing money down those union rat holes.

[JPG]

RATtner. Thought I smelled one.

[jonrick46]

More money thrown down the RAThole. Our future generation will be eating cat food.

[CutePuppy]

Interestengly, the auto execs will, most likely, be exempt from pay restrictions by our new "pay czar" Kenneth Feinberg:
Auto task force shocked by state of GM, Chrysler - FR / AP, 2009 October 21, #26

GM executives met recently with U.S. Treasury pay czar Kenneth Feinberg and left with the understanding the automaker would be able to offer a significant amount of stock but no more than a $1 million annual salary, the newspaper said, citing people familiar with the matter. ..... "We've consistently said that one challenge to filling any position from outside might be the pay restrictions," GM spokesman Tom Wilkinson said.

and
Auto task force shocked by state of GM, Chrysler - FR / AP, 2009 October 21, #28

Auto Executives Unlikely to Face Brunt of Pay Cuts, Cole Says

General Motors Co. and Chrysler Group LLC, whose bankruptcies were backed by the U.S. Treasury, may not face the same pay cuts for senior executives as those at banks that borrowed from the Troubled Asset Relief Program.