ATLANTA— Check out these poll numbers. I dubbed the Gitmo decision as one of Barack Obama’s worst in the first 100 days of his presidency, and the poll numbers are starting to show that I am not alone. Check the numbers out in the quoted text below.
Posts Tagged ‘General Motors’
Obama’s Horrible Decision Getting Worse: Gitmo Closing Is Deeply Unpopular
Posted in Current Events, Domestic Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Politics, tagged Barack Obama, Gallup Polls, General Motors, Gitmo, Guantanomo Bay, Obama More Popular Than Policies, Polls on June 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
General Motors Take-Over: Yet Another Unpopular Move by Barack Obama
Posted in Current Events, Economy, Politics, tagged Automotive Industry, Bailout, Barack Obama, General Motors, Government Motors, Obama More Popular Than Policies, Obamanomics, Worst President Ever on June 1, 2009 | 4 Comments »
ATLANTA— Barack Obama is operating on borrowed time in my view. His approval ratings appear robust at the moment, yet again and again he makes decisions that put him outside the American mainstream. The latest is the government takeover of General Motors. How much longer until this trend comes back to bite him?
Dick Cheney is Sounding More Right Than Ever…
Posted in Current Events, Economy, Politics, tagged Bankruptcy, Barack Obama, Dick Cheney, General Motors, Guantanamo Bay, Larry Kudlow, Obama Administration, Obamaism, US economy on May 30, 2009 | 3 Comments »
ATLANTA— Larry Kudlow hits the nail on the head with respect to the General Motors bailout in the opinion piece below. Most interesting to me though is the frank assessment of Dick Cheney of this entire bailout craze. Mr. Kudlow quotes Mr. Cheney as calling the bailouts of last fall and those of the Obama Administration [...]
The Case Against Obama’s Intervention into General Motors
Posted in Current Events, Economy, Politics, tagged Automotive Industry, Barack Obama, Bond Markets, Chyrsler, Democrats, General Motors, Government Motors, Obamaists, Socialism, Socialist, United Auto Workers, US economy on May 30, 2009 | 4 Comments »
ATLANTA— Barack Obama may well have mangled the bond markets, through his dealings with Chrysler and now General Motors. The opinion piece below provides a wonderful analysis of the unintended consequences of federal interventionism in the automotive industry. Obamaists would be wise to heed the warnings here.
GM and Chrysler: Is the Obama Administration’s Automotive Plan Even LEGAL!?
Posted in Domestic Affairs, Economy, Politics, tagged Automotive Bailout, Automotive Industry, Barack Obama, Chrysler, General Motors, George Will, Government Motors, Obama Administration, Obamanomics, Push-o-nomics on May 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
[Barack Obama] says: “If the Japanese can design (an) affordable, well-designed hybrid, then, doggone it, the American people should be able to do the same.” Yes they can — if the American manufacturer can do what Toyota does with the Prius: Sell its hybrid without significant, if any, profit and sustain this practice, as Toyota [...]
As a Taxpayer, Are You Excited to be Working Hard So That General Motors Can Provide Its Customers With a Lifetime Powertrain Warranty?
Posted in Current Events, Domestic Affairs, Economy, tagged Automotive Industry, Barack Obama, Ford Motors, Free Markets, General Motors, GM, Government Motors, Government Waste, Obamanomics, Restructuing Plan on April 28, 2009 | 7 Comments »
ATLANTA— With each passing day in the automotive industry debacle, I grow angrier and angrier. I just read the article below about how General Motors’ restructuring plan involves the government taking a majority stake in the company. What a complete disaster. While this may not go through as outlined, I still could not be more [...]
Another BIG-TIME Reason to Oppose a Bailout of General Motors and Chrysler
Posted in Domestic Affairs, Economy, tagged Auto bailout, Barack Obama, China, Chrysler, Creative Destruction, Detroit, El Cajon, General Motors, GM, Green Economy, India, Indian Nano, NYSE, NYSE:GM, Pelzer, South Korea, US Automotive Industry, US economy on March 25, 2009 | 15 Comments »
ATLANTA— Pundits and politicians have been talking ad naseum in the past few months about the pros and cons of bailing out General Motors and Chrysler, both of which are on the verge of collapse and are demanding $10s of billions to stay afloat. I remain fundamentally opposed to the idea of such a bailout, [...]
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