Dick Locher by Dick Locher

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  1. dtroutma

    dtroutma said, 5 months ago

    The GM CEO was the only one to say he wouldn’t give up his bonus for gov’t help and he got the boot. Ford’s doing so-so, and Chrysler is selling to Italy and Canada instead of Germany this time out. The car has been on auto-immune to brains pilot for a decade, which put it here.

  2. parkersinthehouse

    parkersinthehouse said, 5 months ago

    i’m just sorry we loaded’em up with bailout before they sold out

  3. GNWachs

    GNWachsGenius_badge said, 5 months ago

    But strangely somehow the man put in charge of the bankruptcy formerly worked for the UAW.

    Losers- management, stockholders, and customers.

    Winners the union and guess who will be paying off their bloated pensions for the next 45 years? The taxpayers.

  4. oldlegodad

    oldlegodadGenius_badge said, 5 months ago

    Some of you may remember my rants against the UAW a while back. Well they won. The US auto industry is now basicly nationalized and bureaucrats will set wages. Welcome to post capitalism industrial amerika.

  5. Tigger

    TiggerGenius_badge said, 5 months ago

    Hey Andy,

    What do you think about us owning Wall Street Firms and AIG, an International Insurance Firm? You are aware that Bush with the help of Conservatives Bailed out Wall Street and AIG international.. Guess what they with Our Money? AIG International spent it on Luxury Spa Junkets for Top Executives and Huge Raises for Their CEO, President, and Board of Directors? Yes, My Friend, Bush’s Proposed Bailout was Dead until the Conservatives added their $100 Billion in ‘Pork Spending’ to Bush’s Original $750 Billion Bailout Proposal.
    Why have you not lashed out at the Conservatives and Bush for the Bailout of Wall Street and AIG International? Is it because you enjoy Conservative Socialism? I am peeved at Congress and Bush for Bailing Out Wall Street and AIG International. Bush should have let tem file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.