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To: KeyLargo

That industry is dead on arrival. The UAW will kill it.


2 posted on 07/14/2010 3:49:15 PM PDT by Parley Baer
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To: Parley Baer
That industry is dead on arrival. The UAW will kill it.

....and if they don't, think of the ecological disaster that one of those plants is sure to cause at some point in the future either from true accident or negligence.

3 posted on 07/14/2010 3:53:30 PM PDT by Roccus (......and then there were none.)
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To: Parley Baer

And who controls the raw materials? Ain’t the US IIRC.


9 posted on 07/14/2010 4:12:39 PM PDT by NewHampshireDuo
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To: Parley Baer
The UAW will kill it.

Yes, they will want starting salaries of $150k and 30 hour weeks. Meanwhile, China will come out with a battery twice as good for 1/4 the cost. But zero won't let them die. He will subsidize the US batteries and GM will use them.

21 posted on 07/14/2010 6:06:53 PM PDT by Right Wing Assault (The Obama magic is <strike>fading</strike>gone.)
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To: Parley Baer
"That industry is dead on arrival. The UAW will kill it."

Holland Michigan is the OPPOSITE of what you think when you think of Michigan. It is a very conservative pocket in Michigan (Congressman is Pete Hoekstra-R), and there is a LOT of anti- or at least non-union sentiment there.

When I grew up there, while Johnson was slamming Goldwater 60-40%, the result was the opposite in Holland, with 60% voting Goldwater, and little has changed since then.

29 posted on 07/15/2010 4:43:00 PM PDT by cookcounty ("Today's White House reporters seem one ball short of a ping pong scrimmage.")
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