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1 posted on 04/08/2012 4:30:51 AM PDT by Hojczyk
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The tax credit — which is part of the reason conservatives hate the car — became law during the Bush administration. “It’s nuts,” said Lutz, when I spoke to him earlier in the week. “This is a significant achievement in the auto industry. There are so many legitimate things to criticize Obama about. It is inexplicable that the right would feel the need to tell lies about the Volt to attack the president.”

The writer is clueless. I am boycotting GM forever because of the corrupt bailout in which centuries of common law, contract law, and bankruptcy law were ignored to give GM assets to well-connected liberal groups, such as the UAW, at the expense of the bondholders who were legally and morally entitled to be paid far more than they received. This was a disgusting crime, and I find the idea of benefiting from such an act repulsive. All decent people should be outraged and should avoid all GM products forever.

As for the Volt in particular, it's such a terrible imitation of a real vehicle that in an honest world it would have stayed as a concept car until the engineers made it practical. None of this has anything to do with Obama personally. While I despise Obama and see signs of national socialism rather than his usual soviet socialism in his dealings with the auto industry, my objection to GM and to the Volt is moral rather than political.

31 posted on 04/08/2012 12:03:25 PM PDT by Pollster1 (Can we afford as much government as welfare-addicted voters demand?)
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