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pajamasmedia.com - 5/6/2009
MORE REVELATIONS FROM THE CHRYSLER BAILOUT TAKEOVER: “Buried in the Chrysler filings was the revel…
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MORE REVELATIONS FROM THE CHRYSLER BAILOUT TAKEOVER: “Buried in the Chrysler filings was the revelation that US government investments in Chrysler will not be paid back, though the government will probably take an 8% equity interest in Chrysler. . . . David Yermack wrote in the Wall ...
nytimes.com - 4/30/2009
Bankruptcy Looks Likely for Chrysler
— nytimes.com — DETROIT — Last-minute efforts by the Treasury Department to win over recalcitrant Chrysler debtholders failed Wednesday night,... setting up a near-certain bankruptcy filing by the American automaker, according to people briefed on the talks. Barring an ... (more) Bankruptcy Looks Likely for Chrysler
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Chrysler Goes to Court
online.wsj.com - 5/1/2009
Chrysler Goes to Court
— online.wsj.com — President Obama's broadside against bankers yesterday illustrates better than any argument ever could that bankruptcy court, and... not the political arena, is where Chrysler belongs. Yesterday's filing isn't the end of the U.S. auto industry, or even ... (more) Chrysler Goes to Court
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politics.theatlantic.com - 5/7/2009
What's The Chrysler Bailout Really All About? Two Views
— politics.theatlantic.com — I asked Megan McArdle, and here she responds . The administration isn't kowtowing to the unions; it's... trying to prevent massive job loss. Chrysler employs about 60,000 people. This is a rounding error in the number of jobs that have been lost ... (more) What's The Chrysler Bailout Really All About? Two Views

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Frolicking Through The Leftist Hypocrisy Flowers
Dr. Melissa Clouthier — Remember when the Democrats loved the children? Remember when peace activists decried the bombing of innocent civilians? Remember when the press cared about sex scandals? A lot? Remember when a President’s Wife was out of touch? Remember when car companies were evil? Remember when the mantra was “my body my choice“? Just feeling a wee bit nostalgic today and thought you might be, too. ...

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