Friday, October 02, 2009
So, that $787 billion got us what?
Doubtless, NPR will spin this to make The Won look like Rescuer of the Nation. Or that it's all Bush's fault. Or Reagan's.
Man, and this bunch of Keystone Kops wants to run another 17% of the economy?!?!?!!!!! Remember, it already has about 18%, via banks and autos. Speaking of which, just how is Government Motors doing? Not that well, as it turns out.
So, that 18%, well, they've probably managed to turn it into more like 12% by now. Keep that up, and soon the government won't be running any businesses. Well, any businesses that are worth anything.
GM got billions, taken at gunpoint from people like me, and nobody at GM, not management, not union thugs took a pay cut. Cash-for-clunkers sent money directly to Tokyo.
GM is a giant health care provider, with a money-losing car division. It got there because of spineless management and union thuggery. Let it burn, and good riddance.
I guarantee The Won is sweating bullets trying to figure out how to keep GM alive, but not be seen to have received *another* bailout, until after the 2010 elections. He doesn't want to turn an oncoming defeat into an utter rout.
Doubtless, NPR will spin this to make The Won look like Rescuer of the Nation. Or that it's all Bush's fault. Or Reagan's.
Man, and this bunch of Keystone Kops wants to run another 17% of the economy?!?!?!!!!! Remember, it already has about 18%, via banks and autos. Speaking of which, just how is Government Motors doing? Not that well, as it turns out.
So, that 18%, well, they've probably managed to turn it into more like 12% by now. Keep that up, and soon the government won't be running any businesses. Well, any businesses that are worth anything.
GM got billions, taken at gunpoint from people like me, and nobody at GM, not management, not union thugs took a pay cut. Cash-for-clunkers sent money directly to Tokyo.
GM is a giant health care provider, with a money-losing car division. It got there because of spineless management and union thuggery. Let it burn, and good riddance.
I guarantee The Won is sweating bullets trying to figure out how to keep GM alive, but not be seen to have received *another* bailout, until after the 2010 elections. He doesn't want to turn an oncoming defeat into an utter rout.
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