Are Democrats Behind Closing Republican-Owned Chrysler Dealerships?
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Closing dealerships
The disturbing part of this is that the US govt is ignoring the
principles of free enterprise and attempting to salvage a company that--in spite of lucrative contracts with the US govt
itself (e.g. Hummers..)--has gone broke. It seems to be inconceivable to many that this corporation failed because
it has grown fat, incompetent, and--obviously--insolvent.
So the next time you buy a car (and who would buy from GM?)
you can puzzle over the fact that the company you buy from
is competing against a govt subsidized company. But is that
really competition? It would seems that the term has been
redefined somewhat.
As for the govt zeroing in on Republican dealerships, I
wonder:
- do dealerships invariably give money to a political party?
To what purpose?
- wouldn't most dealerships tend to be Republican anyway?
- didn't GM execs (and not the govt) choose the dealers to
be closed?
- is this issue worth 2 cents vs. the issue of dismantling,
or at least making a mockery of--the free enterprise system?
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This is what happens when you live in a dictatorship. If you voted for Obama--Congratualation!!-you got what you wanted!!!!
