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 Supremes Stall Chrysler DealPosted on Jun 8, 2009
The Supreme Court has put the brakes on President Obama’s plans to bail out the auto industry, ordering a stay of the sale of Chrysler to Fiat. Before the ruling, the administration said blocking the deal would have “grave consequences” for Chrysler. Also, it could threaten the government’s plans for the much larger and more complicated GM. Update: The Court has lifted the stay.
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By samosamo, June 9, 2009 at 12:24 pm Link to this comment
By Blackspeare, June 9 at 3:34 pm
““they can’t be influence by SCOTUS or can they??!!”“
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I didn’t think 5 members of the supreme court could traitorously take the 2000 election away from the voters of america but they did and got away with it.
Report thisAnd what other evidence does one need to see what the new ‘corporate’ supreme court is capable of, after all the people appointed are more on the corporate pay than on the people’s pay because corporations pay mo’ betta money.
By Blackspeare, June 9, 2009 at 11:34 am Link to this comment
More interesting is that Magna International,a Canadian car parts manufacturing company has acquired the rights to buy Opel from GM. Since Opel is a German car company, they can’t be influence by SCOTUS or can they??!!
Report thisBy C Ronk, June 9, 2009 at 10:32 am Link to this comment
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None of this would be happening if our car companies made a decent car that could compete in a world economy. I hope this sale goes through. Maybe, just maybe they can make some affordable cars that are made well and look good for a change.
Report thisBy skulz fontaine, June 8, 2009 at 5:55 pm Link to this comment
Ummm geez Truthdig, it wasn’t the “Supremes” it was Ruth Bader Ginsburg. One Supreme. Let us not be misleading here.
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