The Corporatist Obama is patting himself on the back at the Chrysler plant right now

[jpak]

how disgusting it is to see all those cheering workers that have jobs thanks to his bankster corporatist policies

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[quinnox]

1. this thread seems mean spirited and

attacking DU members, I don't know why you have to make this confrontational.

[cliffordu]

2. Mebbe he needs the sarcasm smiley....?

[quinnox]

5. I get it but

it just seems the OP is looking for a fight with this kind of thread.

[madokie]

8. Hey jump in there

You might find you got your hands full real quick like. The man tells it like it is, one of the best that graces these pages. yessir

[quinnox]

9. no thanks

I'm just saying this thread could get provocative and it seems intended that way. No sir, I'm not in a mood for fightin' myself.

[madokie]

3. Love it

I rec'd it but someone got to it before I got there.
More shortsighted people here lately than I've seen in many a year.

[jpak]

4. The worst part was when the Corporatist O claimed that Chrysler paid back the bailout early

and that he will let Chrysler become a wholly privately owned company again in the very near future - faster than expected

disgusting

yup

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:evilgrin:

[malaise]

6. LOL

:rofl:

[madokie]

7. Yup disgusting :-)

I have to laugh at the idiots who were against this bailout, hell some of them still make excuses as to why it was a bad idea when in truth it was a damn good idea to help them survive so the folks who worked here could keep their jobs.

[girl gone mad]

10. I don't get it.

Are you trying to argue that socialism designed solely to benefit large corporations isn't corporatism?

ETA: it was Bush who initially bailed out Chrysler. Obama continued Bush's policies, but also required Chrysler to negotiate wage and benefit cuts for the workers as part of a restructuring plan.

[jpak]

11. I'm saying that Obama & the Dems saved Chrysler and GM and thousands of US union jobs

and that anyone that opposed this policy was wrong

to put it mildly

yup

[Ichingcarpenter]

12. US sold remanding US stake to FIAT yesterday

US Treasury Department has reached an agreement to sell its remaining six percent of shares in Chrysler to Italy’s Fiat.

Fiat is paying 386 million euros and will then have a majority 52 percent stake of the US carmaker.


http://www.euronews.net/2011/06/03/us-sells-remaining-chrysler-stake-to-fiat/