McCain making sense
Behold! John McCain actually made sense for once when he offered his two cents in opposition of the automakers’ bailout.
George W. Bush has approved the bailout of $17 billion this morning. Barack Obama is supporting the bailout and the President’s decision. It’s strange that McCain would disagree with Bush and Obama, maybe he’s just having an “opposites” day.
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No bailout without hybrid cars!
Amid the $35 billion bailout pleas from Congress this week, Time’s Bill Saporito makes a case for the Big 3 CEO’s jetsetting ways and explains exactly why they deserve to fly private jets to their destinations.
 Read Bill Saporito’s defense of the Big 3 CEOs expensive travel habits after the break!
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How about we DON’T flush billions down the toilet?
Michael Moore has outlined a plan that would solve the problem of the Big 3, but will Congress listen to him or the other millions of people who are against throwing billions into the wind?
We all know what would happen if Congress would give $25 billion $34 billion to Ford, GM and Chrysler, the same thing that happened to Wall Street — massive layoffs of thousands of people, a yo-yo stock market, a continuing recession.
Read further to learn about Moore’s plan to save the Big 3 (no, not by giving them billions of taxpayers’ money), and in turn save our economy, jobs, and the environment.
What happened to free market economics?
In case you need help in deciding whether you support or opppose the “Big 3″ (GM, Chrysler, and Ford) bailout, read Steve Parker’s helpful and concise article.
In “Memo to Detroit: Change Now or Die,” Mr. Parker lists ten reasons why American car manufacturers should change their management and design, if they do not, then we should allow them to fail. Survival of the fittest should take over and make some room for electric, fuel-efficient, green vehicles.
Read on for more!
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