January 26, 2006

No Hesitation

GM.jpg ford.jpg To the proposal that America bail out our failing auto makers, Bush has replied with bold, market-racket-esque reproach:

General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. should develop "a product that's relevant" rather than look to Washington for help with their heavy pension obligations.

Phew.

Posted by Michelle Smith on January 26, 2006 09:06 PM

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