Ford Commercial Response

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwKbItOQNKc Thanks first and foremost to Ford for having the courage to run this ad. A giant THANK YOU to the 99% of you who have posted on here. For those who think this is all fake or personal responsibility no longer matters in this Country, we will keep trying to help you understand the greatness of this Great Nation.
Thanks again to Ford and to all you great Americans out there!
God bless
Chris

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Autos & Vehicles

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• anti bailout
• ford

[neoconsnightmare3]

how sad...folks that KNOW what i said is true 'spam' me so they can bash obama freely? that's, uhhh, a punk move.

ford is NOT WRONG for taking $24 BILLION in low interest loans from the government to pay its bills. gm and chrysler are NOT wrong for receiving similar loans called 'bailouts'. ford and gm paid them back.

but corporations, in a totally free market world, don't answer to the public or the government. they ONLY have to answer to shareholders. period.

[pbn8tv]

@neoconsnightmare3 This is NOT ANTI Obama. Its ANTI BIG GOVT Whether its got an R or a D in front of it. I agree loans are REASONABLE Govt activity. No bank has the capital to do these loans. BUT $59 Billion tax payer dollars, no interest, firing the CEO, Puppet CEO in place, Giving the Union 51% of the Company...They are not the SAME thing. GM is not WRONG for the loans They are WRONG bc Obama BAILED them out. This is MY pageGet the facts correct, dont cuss and I wont delete your free speech.

[neoconsnightmare3]

@pbn8tv well, if i cursed, then i won't do it again.

however, whatever your reasons for going to ford, can you UNDERSTAND the following facts:

1) 2009 'bailouts' under obama (started by bush) were still LOANS. yes gm/chrysler had to agree to certain control, ownership, etc. in return, gm/chrysler got VERY GENEROUS conditions they could NOT have gotten on their own.

2) 2006 loans of $24 BILLION under bush were also VERY GENEROOUS conditions they could NOT have gotten on their own.

[pbn8tv]

@neoconsnightmare3 Yes you and I are getting somewhere. I will concede the loans are favorable. Think of all the people that DEPEND on these Big 3 for jobs. I WANT them to have favorable business conditions. Generous, we can agree and I believe this is part of the proper roll of Govt. as you know NO bank could at any time provide such a loan. We still differ on taking ownership of a company in lieu of tax payer dollars at zero prcnt interest and obligation to repay. Thanks for the conversation

[pbn8tv]

Follow me @bailoutnation on Twittter....send me your name and I will put you in the hopper for a chance to win an Autograped Giclee Print of the Painting that was Featured on Sean Hannitys

Luke 12:34

Chris

[pbn8tv]

The Bible says...Rebuke a man twice...if he continues in his ways do not engage in petty disagreements.

IE don't spit into the wind when people won;t open their minds to the truth...

Loans AREN'T BAILOUTS....51% ownership GIVEN to Union, Firing the CEO and replacing with a Puppet CEO, LYING about the repayment of Bailout Payments with TARP funds, Firing Chrysler Owners who did not support Owebummers campaign AND taking $59 Billion in Tax Payer Interest FREE Money is not the same as a Loan

[oldschoolpaulie]

Ford didn't have the "courage" to stand up to Chairman Maobama when he recently demanded they pull the video, though, did they?

[MrKylestruck]

'm a Ford superduty Diesel customer! i love my truck to death i'm a very proud owner. i have had nothing but good luck

Keep it up Brother good work on kicking the competition $@#+!!! I know wait people say! Cummins that Cummins this But for fact they are not going to have that engin for long cummins sayed $@#+!!! you guy. you guy got bought by fiat now good luck. so that means for chevy to there truck are pieces of $@#+!!!!!! So That means for truck guys go with ford there American made!

[newsensations505]

Chis probably isn't an actor. He's probably the president of marketing for Ford.

[newsensations505]

Chris is probably the marketing manager for Ford.

[kirk189]

Awesome!

[TMSpiess1]

The Treasury Department dramatically boosted its estimate of losses from its $85 billion auto industry bailout by more than $9 billion in the face of General Motors Co.'s steep stock decline.

In its monthly report to Congress, the Treasury Department now says it expects to lose $23.6 billion, up from its previous estimate of $14.33 billion.

[keltic185]

694 Americans 24 Commie scum

[lander4545]

@oldschoolpaulie Wrong! This is all about marketing. Now how many vehicles do you think the Ford Motor Company sold because of the backlash created when the Obama administration pressured Ford to pull this ad? Ford wins!

[bigbigbigbella]

GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!! GOD BLESS!!!!!!