Allpar Weblogs

Words of wisdom from the Freep

You have to read this Freep opinion… and pass it around… I think it really adds a lot of perspective to the bailout talks.

http://www.freep.com/article/20081123/COL01/811230371/1210/BUSINESS

(Thanks, Ed Stockelbach.)

That said — personally, I’m in favor of throttling back the executive perks and compensation as far as we can get away with it. If nothing else, it’ll make it easier on all those working guys who have seen their pay and benefits cut along with their job security.

1 Response to “Words of wisdom from the Freep”


  1. Curtis Redgap

    The article makes excellent points, and fodder for talk. The problem is that there won’t be enough anger within the populace to rise up and make these sort of situations stop. The public continues with its apathetic acceptance of whatever government hands out.

    And of hand outs, late Sunday night, Citigroup became the latest recipient of YOUR money, something to the tune of 20 billion to buy stocks, and a promise of another 300 billion so insure that such a big company, cannot be left to fail. That excuse, again. Which raises the question, IF Citigroup is so big that it cannot be allowed to fail, then why isn’t the domestic automobile manufacturing industry considered in the same manner. Aren’t they too big to be allowed to fail as well?

    Perhaps a change is in the making. It does appear that the House Speaker has indicated that a new look at automobiles made in America might be getting the infusion they really need. Agree or disagree, something should be done, especially in light of the unfettered cash given to these banks that DO NOT have to submit any plans on their rehabilitation!




cars and trucks

people

engines

repairs

factories

technology

reviews

random link

forums/tech help

shops & dealers

fault codes

Powered by WordPress using a heavily modified version of a theme by Xy Yiyang. Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS)

Allpar covers all Chrysler and related vehicles* with news, performance tips, forums, histories, repairs, racing, and more. Use the menus on top of the pages!

Cars - Engines - History - Forums - Repairs - Reviews - Other car reviews - Us - Terms of Service - News - Random link - Corrections/Additions

Allpar Search:

Please read the terms of use! * Mopar, Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler, HEMI, and certain other names are trademarks of Chrysler, LLC. We are not Chrysler. We are not responsible for the consequences of actions taken based on this site and make no guarantees regarding validity or applicability of information or advice. The Webmaster is not an expert. Copyright © 1998-2000, David Zatz; copyright © 2001-2009, Allpar LLC. All rights reserved.

Bad Behavior has blocked 142 access attempts in the last 7 days.

This blog uses the cross-linker plugin developed by Web-Developers.Net

SEO Powered by Platinum SEO from Techblissonline