Auto Bailout

Steven sounds off on the American Automotive industry bailout.

Sources
http://www.chevrolet.com/

http://www.toyota.com/

http://automobiles.honda.com/

http://www.uaw.org/barg/07fact/fact02.php

http://www.heritage.org/Research/economy/wm2162.cfm

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[smartbomb33]

Your Obama impression's hilarious.

[TheSkeetergirl]

@lactosdog Sorry, everyone of those supposed "run away" Toyota stories were shown to be hoaxes.

In each incident, the cars were tested by disinterested labs, and shown to be free of defects. You'll have

to try harder to win an arguement for unions. I'll give you a 9 out of a possible 10 for "cuteness" though.

[TanisChristiana]

I noticed you don't have a shit stupid rant about the $700 billion "stimulus" bailout Bush handed over to Bankers with zero accountability. Unlike them with their "what money?" bullshit, the auto industry saved jobs, AND paid every dime back with interest. Your political skills are up to par with your comedic skills- A big, fat ZERO.

[1965ace]

@xxdiogenescynicxx Unions are not employers and benefits don't come from unions. We need industry, exportation and energy production and this government is unfriendly to those things.

[xxdiogenescynicxx]

@1965ace Of course you would say that because you are the employer. Unions are bad for the employers and good for the employees. Go get a non-union job and see how many benefits you get.

[1uphydro]

@ginad17 No, if someone is a liberal they are not a" thinker" at all.

[ginad17]

So because someone is a liberal they are not a free thinker? How closed minded of you to think so.

[1965ace]

@v12tommy The key is efficiency and union employees have a disconnect because their income/ benefits are less connected to the companies bottom line.

[v12tommy]

@1965ace My dad used to work for the aerospace industry and in order to get government contracts, they had to have a union. He couldn't stand it and eventually went to a non-union job, but I think it is funny that we are always complaining how much tax money we spend on NASA as well as the military. I wonder how much we would save by allowing non union companies to bid for contracts to build fighter jets and space components. I bet it would be a ton.

[1965ace]

@v12tommy Free market limits unions because competition dictates profitability and unions lower profitability.

[v12tommy]

@1965ace I totally agree, especially about not having anything against the workers themselves. I too am a business owner. I think it is funny all the fuss over these "anti-union" bills, when most of them are basically trying to make right to work states. Funny thing about unions is every single one of my friends and family who is or used to be part of a union (except for 1 guy) couldn't stand the fact they were in a union.

[rogersvids]

Your facts are greatly exaggerated and you didn't mention the UAW once, just, small individual unions. Just a taste of the abominations that were yet to come...