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Thursday

Gm Chrysler merger-This is the End Of The Road For Chrysler


GM Chrysler News reported this 2 months ago. The GM Chrysler Merger was and is a done deal! They just need some cash to buy out Daimler and then transfer the 49% of GMAC to Cerberus and GM will Get Chrysler's assets.

I find it amusing all these supposedly automotive experts are surprised that GM Chrysler is talking merger again. Both companies have told us 2 months ago they where going to merge. The only hold up was GM needed more cash! Well guess what, the money will be coming soon.

The auto rescue bridge loan was all part of the plan to facilitate the GM Chrysler Merger!

GM idled 22 factories and Chrysler idled 30,Sadly the workers at GM and Chrysler do not know that some of these plants will never open up again, Especially if the GM Chrysler Merger goes through.

GM Chrysler News-J.F.

Tuesday

Sen. Richard Shelby Is Protecting Foreign Automakers, Gives Huge Tax Breaks!


Senator Richard Shelby has been attacking the America Auto Industry and Trying to Stop the Bridge Loan. He has great reason to cripple the America Auto-industry, he has all the foreign automakers in his home state of Alabama. Like Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai Motors!

Here are your American Tax Dollars at work, Undermining America!

In 1997, the state of Alabama granted huge subsidies to Mercedes in exchange for a plant that would employ 1,500 people. What were the details of this huge incentive package? $300 million in tax breaks, $253 million in direct incentives, $60 million in Alabama taxpayer money to send fellow Alabamans to Germany for training, and a promise to buy 2,500 of the new Mercedes SUV’s at $30,000 each. Based on just the initial $300 million grant alone, those 1,500 jobs will cost Alabama taxpayers $200,000 per job. Apparently Alabama, not Mercedes, will be paying those salaries for years to come. With deals like these, it’s no wonder foreign automakers have stepped up production in the U.S. We’ll even pay their workers’ salaries for them!

All using your tax dollars! Nice Job Senator Shelby, he has help facilitate similar deals for Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai Motors!

Billions of US Tax Payer Money to foreign companies!

Remember just because a vehicle is assembled in America it doesn't mean they are using American made parts, 80% are from foreign supplies and 90% of the profits are shipped back to a foreign country!

A dollar spent in the United States is said to circulate around the economy 7 times!

So all those billions of dollars you have given to foreign companies are not circulating in the American economy, it is in Japan and Germany!

So if you are struggling to make it and you are driving a foreign car, you might be part of the problem! You certainly aren't helping make higher paying jobs driving foreign cars.

Undermining America!

Thank You Senator Shelby For Helping Foreign Countries Destroy the Middle Class in America!

Sen. Richard Shelby Is Protecting Foreign Automakers, Gives Huge Tax Breaks!


Senator Richard Shelby has been attacking the America Auto Industry and Trying to Stop the Bridge Loan. He has great reason to cripple the America Auto-industry, he has all the foreign automakers in his home state of Alabama. Like Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai Motors!

Here are your American Tax Dollars at work, Undermining America!

In 1997, the state of Alabama granted huge subsidies to Mercedes in exchange for a plant that would employ 1,500 people. What were the details of this huge incentive package? $300 million in tax breaks, $253 million in direct incentives, $60 million in Alabama taxpayer money to send fellow Alabamans to Germany for training, and a promise to buy 2,500 of the new Mercedes SUV’s at $30,000 each. Based on just the initial $300 million grant alone, those 1,500 jobs will cost Alabama taxpayers $200,000 per job. Apparently Alabama, not Mercedes, will be paying those salaries for years to come. With deals like these, it’s no wonder foreign automakers have stepped up production in the U.S. We’ll even pay their workers’ salaries for them!

All using your tax dollars! Nice Job Senator Shelby, he has help facilitate similar deals for Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai Motors!

Billions of US Tax Payer Money to foreign companies!

Remember just because a vehicle is assembled in America it doesn't mean they are using American made parts, 80% are from foreign supplies and 90% of the profits are shipped back to a foreign country!

A dollar spent in the United States is said to circulate around the economy 7 times!

So all those billions of dollars you have given to foreign companies are not circulating in the American economy, it is in Japan and Germany!

So if you are struggling to make it and you are driving a foreign car, you might be part of the problem! You certainly aren't helping make higher paying jobs driving foreign cars.

Undermining America!

Thank You Senator Shelby For Helping Foreign Countries Destroy the Middle Class in America!

Sen. Richard Shelby Is Protecting Foreign Automakers, Gives Huge Tax Breaks!


Senator Richard Shelby has been attacking the America Auto Industry and Trying to Stop the Bridge Loan. He has great reason to cripple the America Auto-industry, he has all the foreign automakers in his home state of Alabama. Like Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai Motors!

Here are your American Tax Dollars at work, Undermining America!

In 1997, the state of Alabama granted huge subsidies to Mercedes in exchange for a plant that would employ 1,500 people. What were the details of this huge incentive package? $300 million in tax breaks, $253 million in direct incentives, $60 million in Alabama taxpayer money to send fellow Alabamans to Germany for training, and a promise to buy 2,500 of the new Mercedes SUV’s at $30,000 each. Based on just the initial $300 million grant alone, those 1,500 jobs will cost Alabama taxpayers $200,000 per job. Apparently Alabama, not Mercedes, will be paying those salaries for years to come. With deals like these, it’s no wonder foreign automakers have stepped up production in the U.S. We’ll even pay their workers’ salaries for them!

All using your tax dollars! Nice Job Senator Shelby, he has help facilitate similar deals for Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai Motors!

Billions of US Tax Payer Money to foreign companies!

Remember just because a vehicle is assembled in America it doesn't mean they are using American made parts, 80% are from foreign supplies and 90% of the profits are shipped back to a foreign country!

A dollar spent in the United States is said to circulate around the economy 7 times!

So all those billions of dollars you have given to foreign companies are not circulating in the American economy, it is in Japan and Germany!

So if you are struggling to make it and you are driving a foreign car, you might be part of the problem! You certainly aren't helping make higher paying jobs driving foreign cars.

Undermining America!

Thank You Senator Shelby For Helping Foreign Countries Destroy the Middle Class in America!

U.S. Rescue May Give Government Stakes in GM, Ford and Chrysler


Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. government may end up holding stakes in General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC if Congress and the White House reach agreement on a financial bailout for the automakers.

Under the proposed rescue, details of which are still being discussed, the Treasury would get warrants for stock equivalent to 20 percent of any government loans. With GM seeking as much as $10 billion and valued at $3 billion, the state may become the biggest shareholder. The legislation isn’t clear on what kind of holding the government would take, leaving it the option of preferred, common, voting or non-voting shares.

Democrats in Congress drafted the plan to aid automakers with $15 billion in loans. The legislation, which allows the president to appoint a so-called auto czar, needs 60 votes to overcome a Republican threat in the Senate to stall the measure in endless debate using a parliamentary maneuver called a filibuster. Some Senate Republicans yesterday expressed doubts about the plan, to be voted on in a special session this week.

“I remain concerned about committing federal dollars for the Big Three without any clear strategy that the money will be put to good use and repaid,” said Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, the top Republican on the Budget Committee....More

U.S. Rescue May Give Government Stakes in GM, Ford and Chrysler


Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. government may end up holding stakes in General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC if Congress and the White House reach agreement on a financial bailout for the automakers.

Under the proposed rescue, details of which are still being discussed, the Treasury would get warrants for stock equivalent to 20 percent of any government loans. With GM seeking as much as $10 billion and valued at $3 billion, the state may become the biggest shareholder. The legislation isn’t clear on what kind of holding the government would take, leaving it the option of preferred, common, voting or non-voting shares.

Democrats in Congress drafted the plan to aid automakers with $15 billion in loans. The legislation, which allows the president to appoint a so-called auto czar, needs 60 votes to overcome a Republican threat in the Senate to stall the measure in endless debate using a parliamentary maneuver called a filibuster. Some Senate Republicans yesterday expressed doubts about the plan, to be voted on in a special session this week.

“I remain concerned about committing federal dollars for the Big Three without any clear strategy that the money will be put to good use and repaid,” said Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, the top Republican on the Budget Committee....More

U.S. Rescue May Give Government Stakes in GM, Ford and Chrysler


Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. government may end up holding stakes in General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC if Congress and the White House reach agreement on a financial bailout for the automakers.

Under the proposed rescue, details of which are still being discussed, the Treasury would get warrants for stock equivalent to 20 percent of any government loans. With GM seeking as much as $10 billion and valued at $3 billion, the state may become the biggest shareholder. The legislation isn’t clear on what kind of holding the government would take, leaving it the option of preferred, common, voting or non-voting shares.

Democrats in Congress drafted the plan to aid automakers with $15 billion in loans. The legislation, which allows the president to appoint a so-called auto czar, needs 60 votes to overcome a Republican threat in the Senate to stall the measure in endless debate using a parliamentary maneuver called a filibuster. Some Senate Republicans yesterday expressed doubts about the plan, to be voted on in a special session this week.

“I remain concerned about committing federal dollars for the Big Three without any clear strategy that the money will be put to good use and repaid,” said Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, the top Republican on the Budget Committee....More