Just like the bankruptcy with

Chrysler.  How did the unions wind up getting so much out of this?  Because unions give so much money to dems and their campaigns and somehow the White House has made it to where the unions got their fair share and more while other people and shareholders are getting screwed.  Now....how did that legally happen?  That isn't how those things work in a bankruptcy.  I just don't understand why some people cannot see the crooked things that are going on.  The forcing of banks and states to take government money.  Obama saying he had no wish to run the auto industry and yet he fired the CEO and placed a new guy there and now he is telling them what kind of cars to make, etc.  Uh.....sure does sound like he does want to run the auto industry. 

Obama is nothing but a liar who wants more power and control.  He wants a bigger government and he wants us all to rely on this government.

When the people fear government that is tyranny.  When the government fears the people....that is called liberty.

• ANOTHER Big-Spending Bill Going to be Rammed Down Our Throats - TechSupport
  • So much for fixing our economy - Trigger Happy
  • What I hate is - see message - me
    • Just like the bankruptcy with - Trigger Happy
    • Arrogant bullies - and I like your word "thugs" too. - Good description (NM)
  • Oh, this is so depressing. I really hate - the Govt. -and we ARE headed to socialism.nm

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Looks like it might happen anyway.  Remember the heated debates over this on this very forum a while back?

http://www.reuters.com/article/topNews/idUSTRE52428I20090305?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews

If Chrysler ends up filing bankruptcy and has to liquidate, will the prices of the new cars go down or will everything just continue on, business as usual as far as we are concerned? 

I am in the process of looking at a convertible Sebring and am now wondering if maybe I should wait an extra month and see what kind of deal I can get... 

If Chrysler ends up filing bankruptcy and has to liquidate, will the prices of the new cars go down or will everything just continue on, business as usual as far as we are concerned? 

I am in the process of looking at a convertible Sebring and am now wondering if maybe I should wait an extra month and see what kind of deal I can get... 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/feb/17/donald-trump-casinos-bankruptcy-protection