American car companies are being rewarded for poor
performance for too long. What would happen if G.M went bankrupt? Would they stop making cars? NO. Would there be a catastrophic loss in jobs? Sure in UNION JOBS. During the restructuring of G.M. (my example), most likely in order to keep the assembly line running, G.M. would re-hire all of their old ex-union employees at reduced wages. ..Union.. Busted.

The oil companies have been boasting record profits during
the price-gouge of 2007 where the national average of a gallon of gas was over
$4.00/ gallon. No one bothered to address this issue in Capitol Hill in 2007.
Well, they did, kind of, but it was swept back to the last page of the business
section. Why is this? I am not sure but I would put money on the fact that we
had a Republican President (Oil man) who totally disregarded  our Constitution with the help of Vice president Chaney and his lawyer David Addington.

No one has ever gone to the Oil companies and asked them to
help bail out the car companies. I would think that the oil companies would
have quit a staked interest in how well the car companies are doing. Cars run
on gas don't they? But the oil companies know and do not care if the auto
companies go bankrupt, BECAUSE, they would still suffer from Poor management, Poor performance, &
Crappy Cars.

I am not an anti-labor union person. My wife is a Teamster
with U.P.S. and the union has been very good to us, but I do not understand why
the .U.A.W. has not stepped up to the creativity plate to save their union. OH!
They do not need to they are heavily supported by the Democratic majority in
the House and Senate after the election (BINGO!) After the election. So let's
jump on the bandwagon, cry poor, millions of jobs are at stake(bull shit) and
ask Congress for a loan so they can continue with  Poor management, Poor performance, & Crappy Cars.

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P.S. Do you think Barack Obama is going to make a difference
with a House Of Whores?