The writing's been on the wall for years: GM would have to declare bankruptcy if it had any hope of restructuring in order to survive in the long-term. And though the Obama administration's effective take-over of General Motors was hardly the first case of the government nationalizing a private company, President George W. Bush didn't want to be the one to do it.
This, according to former vice-president Dick Cheney, who reportedly admitted in a recent interview on Fox News that the Bush administration floated the $17.4 billion auto industry bailout package in order to give the outgoing administration enough time to exit and for the next administration to settle in before the house of cards in Detroit came tumbling down. According to Cheney, President Bush "decided that he did not want to be the one who pulled the plug just before he left office."
[Source: Motor Authority | Image: Mark Wilson/Getty]
:sadwave:What is Cheney reaching for in his jacket?
Perhaps the same knife that is in Bush's back right now.
No kidding...
As info, I voted for Bush/Cheney both times so I'm only pointing out Cheney's antics at this point...
What's his motivation? :0corn
I voted for Obama last election. :shrug:
this surprises me, why?
Nobody should ever question Woodson's motives. He is a great American who is not swayed by partisan bullshit.
When are u thinking of getting everyone together again?
:mj07: :mj07: :mj07: Good one Sponge.
I'm not running that fiasco again. It's up to anyone else to make it happen.
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