The auto company loans, like the bank bailouts a couple of months earlier, were originally made by...George W. Bush (you remember him don't you?) in December, 2008 after Congress had rejected making them, Bush directed Treasury Secretary Paulson to make the loans to the auto companies from TARP funds.
The auto loans had terms and conditions requiring financial plans in three months, which were then reviewed by the new Administration which provided further funds in return for equity in the companies. The loans have a limited time period in which they must be repaid. They are loans, not gifts.
Therefore, your question reflects almost total ignorance of the reality of the situation which you asked about.