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robert f
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I don't think so. That senator asked the Chrysler, Ford and GMC CEOs, "who flew commercial to Washington DC?" That's ironic.
If the government bails out Ford, GMC and Chrysler then that is equivilantly the samething as the big three filing for bankruptcy. Workers' wages will be cut in half and consumer spending will take a big drop. Additionally, Chrysler, Ford and GMC will not be able to compete with the foreign automobile companies because their management is inferior. Maybe we should bail the big three out two, three, four, five,..... times?
People have to develope the private jet for the CEO, the CEO buys products and numerous workers beneath the CEO buy products. As a result, people have jobs. Removing that from the USA economy is just as bad as the big three filing for bankruptcy.
It's probably a no win situation.
If the government bails out Ford, GMC and Chrysler then that is equivilantly the samething as the big three filing for bankruptcy. Workers' wages will be cut in half and consumer spending will take a big drop. Additionally, Chrysler, Ford and GMC will not be able to compete with the foreign automobile companies because their management is inferior. Maybe we should bail the big three out two, three, four, five,..... times?
People have to develope the private jet for the CEO, the CEO buys products and numerous workers beneath the CEO buy products. As a result, people have jobs. Removing that from the USA economy is just as bad as the big three filing for bankruptcy.
It's probably a no win situation.