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To: This_far
Why?

Because the vast majority of employees for GM, Ford and Chrysler are part of the UAW. The UAW is opposed to conservatism and threw all its weight to get Hussein and other socialists elected. Ergo, the UAW is an enemy of conservatism and its losing hundreds of thousands of dues-paying members is good for conservatism.

Besides, few people actually buy GM, Ford and Chrysler anymore these days, no one is going to miss them if they go under.

12 posted on 11/16/2008 11:33:21 AM PST by pnh102 (Save America - Ban Ethanol Now!)
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To: pnh102

Just so I understand you - you want to financially punish people who have a different political philosophy than you? How old are you, 6?


14 posted on 11/16/2008 11:37:32 AM PST by Sirloin (snickering at hyperbole since 1998!)
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To: pnh102

“Because the vast majority of employees for GM, Ford and Chrysler are part of the UAW.”

They all are, even some in management, it’s a work requirement.

“The UAW is opposed to conservatism and threw all its weight to get Hussein and other socialists elected. Ergo, the UAW is an enemy of conservatism and its losing hundreds of thousands of dues-paying members is good for conservatism.”

The UAW is a self preserving institution. Again, you’d lose your body to save your arm?

You should become a pollster considering that you know how all of the UAW members voted. You do not know how they vote or voted.

“Besides, few people actually buy GM, Ford and Chrysler anymore these days, no one is going to miss them if they go under”

For bandwidth brevity... got any stats to back that up?


24 posted on 11/16/2008 11:54:06 AM PST by This_far
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