For the last few weeks, our lawmakers have a made a good show out of grilling the CEOs of General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. I believe they could give many a seasoned Hollywood actor a run for the Academy Award.
But, let's allow those lawmakers to beleive that they are actually fooling us with their "tough" questions and "proposed" strategy as they "work" to save the domestic auto industry from collapse. After all, it's the holiday season.
What I mean to discuss today are the auto companies themselves. Most of us have either read or heard that if these companies do not get their hads on billions of our tax dollars, they will run out gas and crash into bankruptcy.
Let's say the government does give Ford, GM and Chrysler our money. Would you still feel good about buying a car from one these on-the-edge companies?
I mean, what is the difference if you buy a car from a company that's in bankruptcy or one that is on life-support thanks to a bailout?
hi this is anil.What I mean to discuss today are the auto companies themselves. Most of us have either read or heard that if these companies do not get their hads on billions of our tax dollars, they will run out gas and crash into bankruptcy.