Listen, it's unfortunate that we as tax payers have to bail out a publicly traded company. GM is publicly traded not publicly financed by tax payers - not yet anway. That being said, this dilemma is going to give the government a chance to regain our trust. It's obvious we know the government can not run a business. The United States Post Office, is a perfect example of this... You can't pay someone $30 an hour to sell 42cent stamps. So what's going to happen to GM? We are going to develop www.governmentmotors.com into a site dedicated to the progress (or lack thereof) of the Auto Bail Out. Who will benefit from the bailout, how many jobs will be save, what jobs will be created, etc. We are looking for developers, advertisers, and contributors. contact us at info@governmentmotors.com
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Should the Government Bail Out the Auto Industry?
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