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plants in America are having their fair share of problems, too. But
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operations. Buy ginseng without prescription, That's right, other industrialized countries around the world will be
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so they aren't demanding that corporate jets be sold, they aren't demanding
new business plans to save the individual companies, and they aren't
publicly embarrassing the heads of Honda, Toyota, Mercedes, BMW, VW, Nissan,
Renault, and others by demanding that they explain why their profits and
sales have dropped suddenly. In the rest of the world, elected officials
understand serious downturns in the economy and that the automotive industry
is cyclical in nature.
As for Congress, shame on you for playing politics when so many jobs and, in
many ways, the future of American manufacturing is at stake. But then again
politics is all you know. Maybe you should let American carmakers get on
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  • Anonymous
    21 December, 2008, 1:27

    http://www.cfif.org/htdocs/freedomline/current/in_our_opinion/Proposed-Bailout-Would-Save-Big-Labor-Not-Automakers.html
    Check out this website. “Question: Who stands to benefit most from the proposed automaker bailout?

    Answer: Big Labor, the very group whose campaigns did most to suffocate the domestic automobile industry.

    With this in mind, the answer to the current crisis is restructuring through bankruptcy, not a wasteful bailout. While bankruptcy would allow reworking of unsustainable labor contracts and legacy costs, a bailout would merely exacerbate the problem and kick the can down the road.” and “By filing under Chapter 11, automakers could renegotiate those unsustainable labor contracts, create more workable pension and healthcare benefits and restructure manufacturing operations. In contrast, a taxpayer bailout would only provide reckless executives and Big Labor a “get out of jail free” card, and postpone the inevitable.

    Accordingly, a bailout won’t save the domestic auto industry. Rather, it will merely reward Big Labor and extend Detroit automakers’ slow, agonizing death.”

  • christiancarguy
    21 December, 2008, 19:28

    I respectively disagree. The Big Labor you are referring to is the hundreds of thousands of good hardworking Americans who helped build an auto industry that truly has fueled this countries economy and provided much for many. Granted they and their leaders as well as management, suppliers and all stakeholders need a clear vision to come together and help America out of the slavery of consumer debt by building cars Americans can afford to buy, built by our own labor force. The Unions aren’t the ones who decided product plans and lease plans and finance plans that enslaved the consumers who now don’t have the liquidity to continue to spend more than they make. Nor are they the ones that bought cars and houses they couldn’t afford.. All our Greed caused the problem and it will take all of us turning back to God for answers. We must not point the finger at one group, four are pointing back at us. We need everyone in Union as this Nation was founded, humbling themselves, (me included), seeking God’s face; turning from our wicked ways and then God will turn and heal our Land!

  • Anonymous
    24 December, 2008, 10:34

    Well. I hear that $30.00 from each hour of wages paid goes to people who are laid off or who are retirees, not actual production. This is not Biblical as “If a man doesn’t work, then neither should he eat” or something like that. I have a proposal. There are 3 car companies. Let one file bankruptcy, let one get bailed out and the successful model gets to apply to number 3 as we see that it did work well on one of the above. I used to belong to a union and learned that a union is a very powerful poliical machine. Our union priced our goods so high that the company closed, threw us all out the door and went to Mexico, where there was no union and they could find labor at 10% of what we were getting paid.

  • christiancarguy
    24 December, 2008, 11:03

    Merry Christmas, and thank you for your passion for this country, and for your comments. I really do appreciate your courage to speak your mind in writing. My wife has often pointed out that I’m wrong on many subjects. So you may well be right and since Ford didn’t get any money, in a sense we shall see, like you said, which model unfolds. As Grand Ma says the proof of the pudding will be in the eating. Like you the last thing I want is for people not to be able to work, and my prayers certainly go out to all those who have already lost their jobs and whose are in Jeopardy. Thank you again for visiting our site and for your input, and may you have a chance to see Jesus in your Christmas Celebration…. Robby

  • Anonymous
    27 December, 2008, 12:29

    http://www.cfif.org/htdocs/freedomline/current/in_our_opinion/When-Big-Labor-Wins-American-Workers-and-Students-Lose.html
    Here’s something else I found on Big Labor. I think it’s certainly worth reading:
    “When Big Labor Wins, American Workers and Students Lose
    Why is it that overly-unionized state economies like Michigan’s stagger, whereas states like Florida that are freer from Big Labor’s stifling hand flourish?

    Why do heavily-unionized companies like the Big Three automakers decay, while less-stifled companies prosper? Similarly, why do students who are free to leave failing schools succeed more, whereas students in jurisdictions constrained by powerful teachers unions languish?

    It’s not mere coincidence.

    Quite the contrary. These are straightforward questions, with a similar answer: excessively-powerful labor organizations.”

  • Anonymous
    28 December, 2008, 4:17

    Here is what I think.since the oil companies started this with the price of gas so high, the big three and all the others should just build electric cars and put the oil companies out of business. that way Arnold would be happy with the pollution in california and put a dent in global warming

  • Anonymous
    28 December, 2008, 20:49

    Electric cars are great because they use no gasoline/diesel BUT, there is no road tax collected on sales (or lack thereof) of gas. The federal highway trust fund is already broke (which is where these road taxes go, in order to maintain our road structure). Where would this allternative money come from for the highway maintenance fund? Additional taxes on electricity or increased electric rates? I would love to have an electric car, but this all goes back to “Who Killed the Electric Car?” that was featured on a recent broadcast. The fed is not going to kill the goose that laid the golden egg (read Road Tax collected on gasoline)
    http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/washingtondc/la-na-highway21-2008jul21,0,1343115.story
    U.S. highway trust fund veers toward crisis. Count it among the victims
    of rising gas prices. Billions of dollars in road projects are at risk.
    Soaring gasoline prices are hurting Uncle Sam in the wallet too.
    http://abcnews.go.com/Travel/BusinessTravel/story?id=5736244&page=1
    Highway Trust Fund Is Nearly Broke; Fund to Fix Roads and Bridges Could
    Be Empty by Month’s End.
    The Department of Transportation said Friday that the fund that pays
    for road and bridge projects nationwide is essentially broke.

  • DCK
    29 December, 2008, 10:05

    There was a comment about Florida flourishing, not so, I have lived in Fl for 64 years now and I see things going out the door every day, jobs, educations, companies, they just close the door and are gone. Another comment about supporting people out of work. Question! If you were losing your home through no fault of your at all and you neighbor offered to make a spare room for you in the heated garage would you decline and go find a fresh cardboard box to sleep in? I know about things like that, I have been there and done that, I took the room in the garage and ate the food out of the trash can. Don’t leap before you look on another persons life, you might get there yourself before it is all over. We all live on this star ship called Earth, and our hearts should be full enough to share

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