I say, go for it! If in fact it's a viable plan, it seems like a much better option than limping along, surviving only with infusions of taxpayer money.
The viability of a GM bankruptcy might also give Congress the backbone to give Cerberus the overdue instruction that it needs to live up to its claims of being a turnaround specialist, and require it to pay for its own mistakes.
Nothing will ever give Congress a backbone or a brain. You can bribe or threaten them, but those are pretty much your only options.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that the only media outlet I see publicly complaining about giving "Chrysler" loans that benefit Cereberus but don't obligate them is you is pathetic (no offense).
CWD
Did you really just tell me, "you is pathetic (no offense)"? Trying to pick a fight? ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou looked like someone who would be easy to intimidate . . . and I don't like getting the police involved. : )
ReplyDeleteCWD