I take it that he's doomed.
Posted on 06/01/2009 7:16:57 PM PDT by Bill Dupray
I guess you can only fire the new CEO on Election Day.
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You know if they had not bailed out Chrysler the first time, GM would be in a much stronger market share today.
AMTRAK
And the morons in the state run “media” laughed along with the Obamacorn version of Josef Goebbels...
“We don’t want to run GM” ping.
It’s a good thing for Gibbs that he’s a card carrying member of the Leftist media, because if he were doing anything other than dispensing their daily Kool-Aid he’d would be absolutely ravaged for his put-me-to-sleep presentation and stammering.
I take it that he's doomed.
No way, they’d have still bastardized the Caprice, marketed the Aztec, run Saturn up and down the line with meddling, sold Hughes/Direct TV, pansied under to their Unions, etc...
They were a disaster merely looking for a suitably large object to impact, it happened to be their finance arm coupled with crushing sales declines in this market...
And the Citation,Celebrity and Fiero. And the Corsica/ Beretta engines that failed like clockwork
“We do not want to run GM”.(but we will let go when we choose.)
Be very careful about what you say...(about Sonia what's her name).
He did not bow to the King Of Saudi Arabia...next question. Translated: Do you believe what your lying eyes see, or what I'm telling you?
Our MSM are pitiful.
What? No exit strategy?
I’ve mixed feelings for the Citation. My parents had one, and it hauled ass and my Dad could move it through snow like it had tracks.
That said, the tranny did self destruct and [que music of woe and great sadness] my Grandparents on my Moms side traded in a 69 Chevelle Malibu with 27,000 miles and a 396 in it on one...
[Crap, I’m probably gonna have to cry now...] ;-)
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