thinkprogress.org — Earlier this week, Big Three automaker CEOs were ridiculed by members of Congress for taking private jets to Washington to plea for a federal bailout. Today, ABC reports that GM is putting two of its five corporate jets out of service allegedy “in response to the planes not being ...
GE, GM: Bailout News
calculatedrisk.blogspot.com 11/17/2008 — The WSJ reports : GE says the government will guarantee new GE Capital debt (just headline now) From Bloomberg: Frank's Plan Gives GM, Ford, Chrysler $25 Billion General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC would get $25 billion in ...
The WSJ reports : GE says the government will guarantee new GE Capital debt (just headline now) From Bloomberg: Frank's Plan Gives GM, Ford, Chrysler $25 Billion General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC would get $25 billion in ...
Flying Private Jets to Beg for a Bailout
minx.cc 11/19/2008 — The CEOs of GM, Chrysler, and Ford travelled in cushy comfort to ask Congress for our money. All three CEOs - Rick Wagoner of GM, Alan Mulally of Ford, and Robert Nardelli of Chrysler - exercised their perks Tuesday by...
The CEOs of GM, Chrysler, and Ford travelled in cushy comfort to ask Congress for our money. All three CEOs - Rick Wagoner of GM, Alan Mulally of Ford, and Robert Nardelli of Chrysler - exercised their perks Tuesday by...
Lawmaker asks auto CEOs to sell private jets
videocafe.crooksandliars.com 11/20/2008 — Download | Play Download | Play Auto industry CEOs appeared on Capitol Hill today to ask for a $25 billion bailout. At least one lawmaker believes that the CEOs should change their luxury travel habits before getting access to ...
Download | Play Download | Play Auto industry CEOs appeared on Capitol Hill today to ask for a $25 billion bailout. At least one lawmaker believes that the CEOs should change their luxury travel habits before getting access to ...
Auto CEOs Like Their Private Jets, but Union Busting is the Goal
crooksandliars.com 11/20/2008 — Download | Play Download | Play (h/t David) Auto industry CEOs appeared on Capitol Hill today to ask for a $25 billion bailout. Rep. Brad Sherman (D-CA) asked the top execs if they would be willing sell their corporate jets and ...
Download | Play Download | Play (h/t David) Auto industry CEOs appeared on Capitol Hill today to ask for a $25 billion bailout. Rep. Brad Sherman (D-CA) asked the top execs if they would be willing sell their corporate jets and ...
GM shedding some private jets: report —
The Swamp
by Frank James
General Motors is getting rid of some of its corporate jets after they became a symbol of the auto industry chief executives' cluelessness and hubris in their effort to get Congress to give their companies a $25 billion bailout, according to ABCNews .
An excerpt of ...
The Many Problems With Bailing Out Big Auto —
PoliGazette
Resplendent in their private jets, Detroit’s auto executives have been pleading to Congress for a piece of the bailout mania.?? Having seen Wall Street’s success in extracting billions of dollars from Washington to limit the economic damage from the collapse of the housing and ...
The Big Three Automaker CEOs Need A P.R. Firm —
The Moderate Voice
It turns out they flew private jets to travel to Washington to plead to Congress for (bailout) funds.
Not smart. No matter what their arguments, this is the kind of symbolism that will hurt their case.
Cartoon by John Darkow, Columbia Daily Tribune, Missouri
Detroit’s Big Three Are “So Poor They Can’t Pay Attention” —
Deceiver.com
From yesterday’s New York Times , about a Senate hearing on a proposed government bailout of auto makers:
The chief executives of G.M. and Chrysler said their companies were using up their cash at a rate that could leave them close to insolvency without federal aid.
“Without ...
Appearances —
This Blog Is Full Of Crap
The CEOs of the Big 3 automakers flew private jets to DC to beg Congress for bailout money.
If it's all about appearances, these three have failed.
Beggars don't arrive in horse-drawn carriages.
Congress: Bailout hopes fading —
First Read
Hopes for a last-minute compromise on auto industry aid are fading for the 110th Congress, but look for a vote on unemployment insurance in the Senate before the end of the week.
In fact, the auto executives’ testimony was a disaster after they got ...