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And more liberal excuses. They had no business getting involved in a private company and GM didn't help themselves sleeping with Obama. GM had problems due to their own fault, and I'm sure Union pensions didn't help. They should've been allowed to fail.
Free markets. Companies fail all the time, doesn't mean they should be bailed out with our money.
I, for one, opposed the bailouts, but I could name a few people here on pretend to hate bailouts, but actually supported them in 2008 at the peak of the bailout tsunami. Of course after Jan 20, 2009, they use every argument to oppose them. What's happened, has happened, and of you go on hating GM, all you manage to do is tear down an American company.
I am paying attention. I think they are called "looney" because they supported them before they opposed them.
You have added nothing to discuss here. Just more vast generalizations. Obama said that raising the debt limit was a sign of a complete failure in leadership.
Are there far too many that base their arguments depending on who is president? Yes there is, and that would include the president.
Sure, that's what I said in 2008, but that's not what happened, and the govt bailed out hunderds of companies during Bush/Obama bail out boom, but I don't see why I should hate the companies who were bailed out. Most of our military's main arms suppliers have been bailed out at some point in time, but I don't run around screaming they are "govermnent lockheed-martin", etc, and telling people to boycott them. I'm not pro-bail out, but I am happy those people still have their jobs.
I thought Turbo Tax Timmy was the first Secretary of the Treasury to be the CEO of a company, like he was when I started calling GE, Government Motors.
I, for one, opposed the bailouts, but I could name a few people here on pretend to hate bailouts, but actually supported them in 2008 at the peak of the bailout tsunami. Of course after Jan 20, 2009, they use every argument to oppose them. What's happened, has happened, and of you go on hating GM, all you manage to do is tear down an American company.
What do you hope to accomplish by smearing them?
Maybe bringing the UAW back under some control. After all, it was the union that Obama bailed out. How much of the company do they own now since the bail out?
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